VT H0850The bill, VT H0850, focuses on how immigration enforcement is handled in Vermont. It aims to establish guidelines and limitations on local law enforcement's involvement in immigration matters, ensuring that community safety is prioritized over federal immigration enforcement actions.
VT H0850 is a house bill in the Vermont 2025-2026 Session, sponsored by Conor Casey (D), currently “Introduced” since February 3, 2026.
We track 1,717 Vermont bills this session, 33 of them sponsored by Conor Casey.
Supporters of VT H0850 would frame the bill as a crucial step towards protecting immigrant communities in Vermont. They would argue that it promotes trust between local law enforcement and residents, encouraging individuals to report crimes without fear of deportation or immigration scrutiny.
Critics of VT H0850 might argue that the bill undermines federal immigration laws and could potentially harbor individuals who pose safety risks. They may contend that limiting cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities could lead to increased crime and decreased public safety.
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What does VT H0850 do?
The bill, VT H0850, focuses on how immigration enforcement is handled in Vermont. It aims to establish guidelines and limitations on local law enforcement's involvement in immigration matters, ensuring that community safety is prioritized over federal immigration enforcement actions.
What is the status of VT H0850?
VT H0850 is currently “Introduced” in the Vermont legislature.
Who sponsored VT H0850?
Conor Casey (D) sponsored VT H0850.
