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SB 5

BillStateCOSenate
Rights Violation in Immigration Enforcement Remedy
About This Bill
Latest Action · Jun 3, 2026
Governor Vetoed
Session
2026A
Introduced
Jan 14, 2026
Primary Sponsor
J. Gonzales· sponsor

Summary

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The act creates a statutory cause of action for a person who has their federal constitutional rights violated by another person who, acting under color of law, is participating in civil immigration enforcement. A person who violates the United States constitution while participating in civil immigration enforcement and whose conduct was the proximate cause of violating another person's constitutional rights is liable to the person whose rights are violated for legal or equitable relief or any other appropriate relief. The action must be commenced within 2 years after the cause of action accrues.     The act appropriates $125,604 to the department of law from the legal services cash fund to provide legal services for the department of personnel.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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Co-sponsors (43)

M. Weissman · sponsor
J. Mabrey · sponsor
Y. Zokaie · sponsor
J. Coleman · sponsor
N. Hinrichsen · sponsor
I. Jodeh · sponsor
C. Kipp · sponsor
J. Marchman · sponsor
R. Rodriguez · sponsor
K. Wallace · sponsor
J. Amabile · cosponsor
M. Ball · cosponsor
J. Bridges · cosponsor
L. Cutter · cosponsor
J. Danielson · cosponsor
T. Exum · cosponsor
C. Kolker · cosponsor
W. Lindstedt · cosponsor
M. Snyder · cosponsor
T. Sullivan · cosponsor
J. Bacon · cosponsor
A. Boesenecker · cosponsor
K. Brown · cosponsor
M. Duran · cosponsor
R. English · cosponsor
M. Froelich · cosponsor
L. García · cosponsor
L. Gilchrist · cosponsor
J. Jackson · cosponsor
J. Joseph · cosponsor
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