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Representative Greer introduces bill on admittance of federal immigration authorities into schools
Summary
House Bill H.511, introduced by Representative Greer of Bennington, was given first reading and referred to the House Judiciary Committee. The bill is described as an act relating to admittance of federal immigration authorities into schools.
Representative Greer of Bennington introduced H.511 (referred to in the House as H 5 11) on April 25. The bill, described on the floor as “an act relating to the admittance of federal immigration authorities into schools,” received its first reading and was referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
No committee report or debate on the substance of the bill occurred on the floor during the session; the House’s action was procedural (first reading and referral). The House will await committee consideration for hearings, testimony and any proposed committee amendments.
Clarifying detail: the bill was introduced and read for the first time; the calendar note recorded referral to the Judiciary Committee.
Next steps: the bill will be considered by the House Judiciary Committee, which will determine whether to hold hearings, amend the bill or advance it to the full House.
