❌ HB42
Require certain agencies to collect and report citizenship data
Current Status: In House Committee (Government Oversight)
Summary
The bill requires certain agencies, including law enforcement and educational institutions, to collect and report data on the citizenship or immigration status of individuals they encounter. Reports must be submitted annually to the governor and include specific categories of citizenship status. The bill also mandates the establishment of guidelines for data collection and reporting.
Rationale
The bill imposes additional governmental data collection and reporting requirements based on citizenship status, which conflicts with the Libertarian principles of individual privacy and limited government intervention. It may lead to increased government surveillance and discrimination against non-citizens, undermining individual rights.
Risks and Concerns
- Increased government surveillance of individuals
- Potential discrimination against non-citizens
- Violation of individual privacy rights