School officers would need approval to help federal immigration agents

School resource officers and school constables would need permission before helping a federal agency enforce immigration law. The restriction covers cooperation with a federal agency on immigration enforcement. The Delaware Attorney General must first approve the specific help the federal agency requests.

The person or office supervising the officer or constable would have to ask for approval in writing. The request concerns proposed help with a federal agency's immigration enforcement. The request must name the agency, explain its reason, give the activity's dates and length, and describe its purpose, records sought, people who may be affected, and how it would happen. The request must be submitted at least 72 hours before the activity.