Revises provisions relating to law enforcement. (BDR 16-726)

SB 267 revises Nevada law to change how local jails interact with federal immigration authorities. It repeals a requirement that prisoners be informed before immigration status questions and instead mandates jails to share a prisoner's name and charge with ICE if they're charged with specific offenses like violent crimes, domestic violence, certain drug violations, or property crimes. The bill also removes a previous requirement for model policies to limit local law enforcement's collaboration with ICE on immigration enforcement. These changes directly affect county and city jails, detention facilities, and law enforcement agencies operating within Nevada.