immigration; government agencies; prohibited acts.

Arizona's HB 2807 restricts how local government agencies interact with federal immigration authorities. It prohibits municipal law enforcement from stopping, questioning, detaining, or using local resources to enforce immigration laws, including inquiries about immigration status or sharing databases for immigration enforcement. The bill also requires law enforcement agencies to report on all federal immigration detainer requests and to inform detained individuals about compliance decisions. It specifically allows cooperation only with valid court orders and does not override federal law. This bill directly affects cities, police departments, and health care facilities administering public services in Arizona.