Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Approves Law Allowing Police to Arrest Certain Migrants

TL;DR
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a law allowing state authorities to arrest migrants previously denied entry or deported from the US, citing the Biden administration's failure to enforce immigration laws. The law makes it a misdemeanor offense for migrants to be in Iowa with outstanding deportation orders, and a felony offense if related to certain criminal convictions. The ACLU of Iowa criticized the law as extreme and unconstitutional, while the Justice Department has similarly challenged a similar Texas law, arguing that federal government has sole authority to enforce immigration laws.
- Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs law allowing police to arrest certain migrants New York Post
- Iowa governor signs immigration enforcement bill into law Iowa Public Radio
- Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs bill authorizing arrest and deportation of some migrants Axios
- Reynolds signs law letting Iowa police arrest undocumented immigrants Des Moines Register
- Iowa governor signs ‘illegal reentry’ migrant bill into law The Hill
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