GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM signed a slate of bills into law meant to protect Californians’ privacy, civil rights and due process amid an unprecedented use of federal law enforcement in the state.
The laws were passed as tension grows between the state and federal government on immigration enforcement, including the use of masked agents conducting operations without warrants; the targeting of courts, schools and hospitals for enforcement; and pressuring the state to share health data on immigrants.
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