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Colorado Removes Requirement for Attorneys Regarding Immigration Enforcement
Colorado has reversed a requirement for attorneys using the state's e-filing system to certify non-cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, following the signing of House Bill 26-1276 by Governor Jared Polis. The move has been welcomed by legal advocates who argued the previous requirement violated First Amendment rights.
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Colorado has reversed a requirement for attorneys using the state's e-filing system to certify non-cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, following the signing of House Bill 26-1276 by Governor Jared Polis. The move has been welcomed by legal advocates who argued the previous requirement violated First Amendment rights.
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