Wisconsin Democrats introduce immigration bill to protect people in sensitive spaces

At the Wisconsin State Capitol Tuesday morning, representatives and local leaders introduced a bill that aims to protect immigrants who go to places like churches, schools, or hospitals from being detained solely based on their immigration status.  One week prior, President Trump signed an executive order that would allow law enforcement to enter sensitive areas to detain immigrants. Under the proposed bill, law enforcement at the state and federal level would need a judicial warrant to get access to such places to detain an individual.  Democrats say the bill applies to all civilians and their constitutional right to protect against unlawful searches unless there’s a judicial warrant.  Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said last week that Republicans would be writing legislation that would force law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration officials.  If Republican legislation like this is put forward, Governor Evers is almost certain to veto it.