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Chair Mueller opened the committee, confirmed a quorum, and read standard decorum rules for testimony (no signs, seating requirements, time limits). Committee materials were noted as posted online and in packets.
The Minnesota House Committee on Public Safety Finance and Policy considered six bills. It recommended two DOC technical updates to the general register/referred to Health Finance; two high-profile public-safety bills — one to require BCA investigations of deaths involving federal agents (HF3405) and one to prohibit local deputization agreements with federal immigration enforcement (HF3413) — were debated at length but did not pass the committee by 10-9 tallies. The meeting adjourned without taking up two remaining calendar items.
