Say No to Warrantless Searches Act

This bill would change federal immigration law so that federal law enforcement officers doing immigration enforcement could not search private property without first getting a warrant from a judge. Officers could still search without a judicial warrant if they have lawfully obtained consent or if there are exigent (emergency) circumstances. The bill also states that it may not be used to argue that Fourth Amendment protections did not apply to immigration enforcement before the bill became law.

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Sponsors

• Vicente Gonzalez Democrat sponsor
• 0 cosponsors