Requires that local governments comply with a detainer request issued by a federal law enforcement agency; requires that such local government not interfere with the ability of federal law enforcement officials to conduct enforcement activities at municipal or county jails in furtherance of their duty to enforce federal laws.

This bill requires local governments in New York to comply with requests from federal law enforcement agencies to hold individuals in custody. It also prohibits local governments from interfering with federal officials conducting enforcement activities in local jails. Essentially, it aims to strengthen cooperation between local and federal law enforcement regarding immigration and other federal laws.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances public safety by ensuring that local governments assist federal law enforcement in their duties. They believe it fosters a collaborative approach to law enforcement, helping to keep communities safer by preventing the release of individuals who may pose a threat or are in violation of federal laws.

Critics of the bill contend that it undermines local autonomy and could lead to the unjust detention of individuals based on their immigration status. They argue that it may create distrust between immigrant communities and local law enforcement, potentially discouraging individuals from reporting crimes or cooperating with police.