An Act Amending Titles 10 And 11 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Law Enforcement Cooperation In Federal Immigration Enforcement.

DE HB94 is a bill that changes certain laws in Delaware regarding how local law enforcement agencies work with federal immigration authorities. It aims to clarify the roles and responsibilities of law enforcement when it comes to immigration enforcement. The bill is intended to ensure that state and local resources are not used for federal immigration enforcement purposes.

Supporters of DE HB94 argue that the bill protects the rights of immigrants and fosters trust between local communities and law enforcement. They believe it allows police to focus on public safety rather than immigration enforcement, which can lead to better cooperation and reporting of crimes by immigrant communities.

Critics of DE HB94 contend that the bill undermines federal immigration laws and could make Delaware a sanctuary state. They argue that it may hinder the ability of law enforcement to effectively address issues related to illegal immigration and could potentially increase crime rates by limiting cooperation with federal authorities.