BILLSB 1004
WHAT IT DOES
Law-enforcement masks
Establishes state requirements addressing law-enforcement facial coverings and accountability.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →
STATE TRACKER
CALIFORNIA + ICE
What California has done. What changed. What happens next.
Tracking California legislation, state policy, and implementation related to federal immigration enforcement. This page will be updated as new information becomes available.
LAST UPDATED: OCTOBER 20, 2026SIGNED — SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of 21 bills addressing immigration enforcement, detention oversight, civil rights, state property, public records, families, and law-enforcement practices.
BILLSB 423
WHAT IT DOES
Private detention records
Expands public access to records involving private detention facilities.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLSB 1367
WHAT IT DOES
Detention-facility zoning
Adds planning and zoning requirements affecting detention facilities and public review.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLAB 1650
WHAT IT DOES
Rental vehicles used by law enforcement
Requires identifying decals on certain rental vehicles used for detention, arrest, or transport, subject to specified exceptions.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLAB 1807
WHAT IT DOES
State property and immigration enforcement
Restricts use of state-owned facilities for immigration-enforcement staging, processing, detention, or operations.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLSB 873
WHAT IT DOES
Courthouse protections
Adds protections against civil arrest for people traveling to or from courthouses for lawful activities.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLAB 1633
WHAT IT DOES
Private detention tax
Creates a 25% tax on private detention facilities, with revenue directed toward immigration-related services.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLSB 747
WHAT IT DOES
Civil-rights accountability
Creates a state-law avenue for individuals to sue federal officials for certain violations of federal constitutional rights.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →BILLSB 942 / SB 957 / SB 1399
WHAT IT DOES
Detention oversight
Expand health, safety, transparency, review, and oversight requirements affecting civil immigration detention.
STATUSSIGNED
SOURCEOFFICIAL SOURCE →ALSO SIGNED IN THE SEPTEMBER 29 PACKAGE
AB 1627 AB 1655 AB 1801 AB 1806 AB 1994 AB 2318 AB 2495 AB 2760 SB 420 SB 937
VETOED
No vetoed immigration-enforcement bill is being listed here until its final status is verified against an official state source.
TAKES EFFECT / IMPLEMENTATION
Signed legislation does not always take effect immediately. This section tracks implementation dates and major requirements as official effective-date information becomes available.
LAWImplementation details coming soon.
WHAT CHANGES
We are compiling official effective dates and key implementation requirements.
EFFECTIVE / IMPLEMENTATION DATEVERIFYING EFFECTIVE DATE
CURRENT STATUSUPCOMING
WATCHING
New California legislation, implementation rules, legal challenges, and state actions related to immigration enforcement will be tracked here.
NO NEW ITEM LISTED YET
New items will be added as legislation, implementation updates, or legal developments become available.
CONTACT CALIFORNIA STATE GOVERNMENT
Official contact information for sharing questions or comments with California state government.
Governor’s Office(916) 445-2841