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Colorado Senate lays over immigration-related joint resolution until Feb. 2
Summary
Senators lay over Senate Joint Resolution 006, a bipartisan measure on navigation of the federal immigration system and transparency of federal enforcement in Colorado; Majority Leader Rodriguez moved to delay consideration until Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, and the motion carried by voice vote.
The Colorado Senate on Jan. 29 laid over Senate Joint Resolution 006, a bipartisan measure described on the floor as concerning commitments to Coloradans navigating the federal immigration system and ensuring transparency in federal enforcement in the state. The sponsors listed for the resolution are Senators Judah and Weissman and Representatives Joseph and Ricks.
Majority Leader Rodriguez moved to lay the resolution over until Monday, Feb. 2, 2026. "I move Senate Joint Resolution 006 layover until Monday, 02/02/2026," Rodriguez said on the floor; the motion carried on a voice vote and the resolution was set for further action at the later date.
The motion to lay the item over means the resolution will not be debated or voted on in the current session day and will return to the Senate's calendar on the new date. No committee action or amendments were recorded on the floor during the layover announcement. The Senate did not take further substantive action on the resolution during the Jan. 29 session; its sponsors remain listed on the record for future consideration.
