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SANCTUARY STATE NEVADA AB376 AB376 which makes Nevada a Sanctuary State for illegal aliens. This law prohibits state and local law enforcement from cooperating in the enforcement of our laws on illegal immigration. It also creates a deceptively named “Task Force to Keep Nevada Working.” A state or local law enforcement agency SHALL NOT inquire into or collect information relating to the immigration or citizenship status of a person or the place of birth of the person…and SHALL NOT provide federal immigration authorities with…information. Assembly Government Affairs Committee Meeting April 7 9am D Chair Edgar Flores [email protected] 775-684-8583 Vice Chair Selena D [email protected] 775-684-8599 Torres D Natha Anderson [email protected] 775-684-8841 D Venicia Considine [email protected] 775-684-8801 D Beatrice Duran [email protected] 775-684-8553 D Susie Martinez [email protected] 775-684-8819 Clara (Claire) D [email protected] 775-684-8569 Thomas D Tracy Brown-May [email protected] 775-684-8803 R Annie Black [email protected] 775-684-8857 R Jill Dickman [email protected] 775-684-8563 R John Ellison [email protected] 775-684-8831 R Andy Matthews [email protected] 775-684-8505 R Richard McArthur [email protected] 775-684-8829 Sponsors 8 Co-Sponsors 10 Assemblywoman Selena Torres Assemblywoman Natha Anderson Assemblyman Howard Watts Assemblywoman Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod Assemblywoman Rochelle Nguyen Assemblywoman Tracy Brown-May Assemblyman Edgar Flores Assemblywoman Venicia Considine Assemblywoman Elaine Marzola Assemblywoman Bea Duran Senator Dina Neal Assemblywoman Cecelia González Senator Fabian Donate Assemblywoman Susie Martinez Senator Moises Denis Assemblyman C.H. Miller Assemblywoman Sarah Peters Assemblywoman Clara Thomas William J Stieren Voters Matter .

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