This article was archived from the previous WordPress site. Formatting and media should be close, but may not match the original post perfectly.
During Wednesday’s House Session, we spent hours debating H.B. 7259, AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO VARIOUS STATUTES CONCERNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE, which includes the Trust Act.
What’s new, you ask?
- Prohibits police from communicating with ICE in many cases involving illegal aliens arrested for criminal activity.
- Expands restrictions to members of the state’s court system and allows illegal immigrants to file lawsuits if they believe the law has been violated.
- Prioritizes these cases over those of legal citizens.
- Forbids ICE intervention regarding firearm theft, even in a state with some of the strictest gun laws.
Don’t just take my word for it; visit the bill page to see the details for yourself. ⬇️
Read more by clicking here.
In summary, Connecticut continues catering to criminals, regardless of their citizenship status. Needless to say, I have serious concerns about the direction we are headed.