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FEDERAL LIMITS · STATE BRIEF
As of August 20, 2026

The Oregon Brief

B
Grade B · 14 of 18 points
No state mandate compels cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement.

The nine standards

Full · Partial · None
StandardStatusCitation
1No state resources usedFullORS 181A.820 (1987) + Sanctuary Promise Act (HB 3265, 2021)
2No deputized local policeFullORS 181A.829(1) — explicit 287(g) agreement ban + ORS 181A.829(3) private-detention ban
3Off-limits: schools, hospitals, courthousesPartialHB 3265 (2021 c.550) Sec. 5, codified ORS 181A.828 (courthouses)
4Limit for-profit detentionFullORS 181A.829(3) — private immigration detention facility prohibition (statewide)
5Protect personal recordsPartialEnrolled SB 1570 (2026 Ch. 93) § 4 — health records at hospitals/FQHCs: no disclosure of citizenship/immigration-status info absent court order or legal mandate
6Require a judge's warrantPartialORS 181A.820(2)-(3),(5) (resource/personnel bar) + ORS 181A.828 (courthouse civil-arrest warrant standard)
7Public cooperation recordFullHB 3265 (2021 c.550) Sec. 3-4, codified ORS 181A.826-.827
8Hold enforcement accountableFullORS 181A.820(6), 181A.823(4), 181A.826(5), 181A.828(3), 181A.829(4) — "Any person may bring a civil action against a law enforcement agency or public body that violates … to enjoin the violation" (private right of action, injunctive relief), added by HB 3265 (2021 c.550); + statutory AG authority; + HB 4114 (2026), Chapter 58, Protect Your Door Act PRA
9Identified agents, recording allowedPartialHB 4138 (2026 Ch. 66) § 1 (visible ID) + §§ 2-4 (mask ban) + § 13 (civil injunctive mechanism)

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.