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FEDERAL LIMITS · STATE BRIEF
As of August 20, 2026

The Connecticut Brief

C
Grade C · 10 of 18 points
No state mandate compels cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement.

The nine standards

Full · Partial · None
StandardStatusCitation
1No state resources usedFullCGS §54-192h(b), as amended by P.A. 25-29 §4 (Sub. H.B. 7259), effective 2025-10-01 [orig. P.A. 13-155] — (b)(1)(B) resources bar + (b)(1)(E) "perform any function of a federal immigration authority"; reinforced prospectively by P.A. 26-14 (Sub. S.B. 397) §§7, 13, effective 2026-10-01
2No deputized local policeFullCGS § 54-192h(b)(1)(E), as amended by PA 25-29 § 4 (Sub. HB 7259; eff. Oct 1 2025)
3Off-limits: schools, hospitals, courthousesPartialP.A. 26-14 §8(a)-(b) (courthouse judicial-marshal gate) + §7(a)-(b)
4Limit for-profit detentionNoneSource missing
5Protect personal recordsPartialPA 25-3 (HB 8004, Nov. 2025 Spec. Sess.) § 14 — school/appointment-info nondisclosure (1 of 5 §4.5 domains)
6Require a judge's warrantPartialCGS § 54-192h(b)(1)(A),(C)
7Public cooperation recordNoneAG TRUST Act guidance memo
8Hold enforcement accountablePartialPA 26-14 (SB 397) §§ 7–8 — protected-area/courthouse PRA
9Identified agents, recording allowedFullSB 397 (signed May 4, 2026) — mask ban + visible badges + name tags + civil suit rights

The gaps, as vote-ready asks

Scored under Federal Limits methodology v3.5, scored August 20, 2026. Scored against the enacted statute record. Specific citations are shown for documented provisions; “Source missing” marks a source gap.