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FEDERAL LIMITS · STATE BRIEF
As of June 10, 2026

The Washington Brief

B
Grade B · 12 of 18 points
No state mandate compels cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement.

The nine standards

Full · Partial · None
StandardStatusCitation
1No state resources usedFullKeep Washington Working Act / E2SB 5497 (2019) Ch. 440 / RCW 10.93.160 + RCW 43.17.425 + SB 5002 (2025)
2No deputized local policeFullKWW Act prohibits 287(g) agreements + IGSA prohibitions
3Off-limits: schools, hospitals, courthousesPartialKWW Act sensitive location protections
4Limit for-profit detentionPartialE2SHB 1232 / Ch. 235 (2025) — DOH unannounced inspection authority for private immigration detention; AG actively litigating GEO Group as of May 1, 2026
5Protect personal recordsPartialRCW 46.20.155 (DMV/driver-records hard-denial firewall)
6Require a judge's warrantPartialKWW Act AG enforcement authority + judicial warrant framework
7Public cooperation recordPartialKWW Act documentation + AG oversight
8Hold enforcement accountableFullKWW Act statutory AG authority (Adams County investigation Jan 2022; multiple ongoing cases)
9Identified agents, recording allowedPartialSB 5855 (signed Mar 19, 2026) — opaque face coverings prohibition; HB 2165 (false LE ID prohibition)

The gaps, as vote-ready asks

Scored under Federal Limits methodology v3.4 (score-neutral revision), scored June 10, 2026. Scored against the enacted statute record. Specific citations are shown for documented provisions; “Source missing” marks a source gap.