Delaware officers would be barred from stopping people over immigration status, asking about their citizenship, or holding them based on civil immigration warrants.
Delaware officers would not be allowed to stop, question, search, arrest, or hold someone because of their citizenship or immigration status, including suspected civil immigration violations.
Delaware officers would not be allowed to ask people about their immigration status, citizenship, birthplace, or whether they can get a Social Security number.
Delaware officers would not be allowed to arrest someone, hold them, or keep them longer because of a civil immigration warrant or immigration hold request.
Delaware officers would be barred from stopping, questioning, arresting, searching, or holding someone for the listed immigration reasons. This would cover Delaware law enforcement officers and any person they encounter. The bar would apply when the action is based on actual or suspected citizenship or immigration status, or an actual or suspected violation of federal civil immigration law.
Delaware officers would be barred from asking people the listed immigration and identity questions. This would apply when Delaware law enforcement officers deal with any person. The barred questions would cover immigration status, citizenship, birthplace, and eligibility for a Social Security number.
Delaware officers would be barred from arresting someone, holding them, or keeping them longer for the listed immigration documents. This would cover Delaware law enforcement officers and any person they might arrest or hold. The restriction would apply when the action is based on a civil immigration warrant or an immigration detainer, a request to hold someone for immigration officials.
No hearings or votes scheduled.