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HR 46

Relative to immigration and rule of law.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Juan Carrillo and 1 co-sponsor

California resolution establishing legislative position on immigration enforcement and rule of law administration within state jurisdiction.

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Bill Summary · HR 46

Legislative bill overview

HR 46 is a California resolution introduced by Juan Carrillo and Liz Ortega that addresses immigration policy and rule of law matters. Without access to the bill's specific text, it appears designed to establish legislative position or intent regarding how immigration enforcement and legal procedures should be administered within the state.

Why is this important

Immigration policy directly affects millions of Californians and involves federal-state coordination on enforcement, legal processes, and resource allocation. How states approach immigration and rule of law establishes precedent for balancing enforcement, due process, and community relations.

Potential points of contention

  • Federal vs. state authority: Immigration is primarily federal jurisdiction; the extent to which California can independently shape policy remains legally contested
  • Enforcement priorities: Disagreement over whether resources should focus on criminal immigrants, all undocumented persons, or sanctuary approaches
  • Due process standards: Tension between expedited processing and comprehensive legal protections for immigrants facing removal

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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