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104TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
State of Illinois
2025 and 2026
SB3349

Introduced 2/4/2026, by Sen. Terri Bryant

SYNOPSIS AS INTRODUCED:

5 ILCS 805/Act rep.
15 ILCS 335/11

from Ch. 124, par. 31
105 ILCS 5/22-106
110 ILCS 167/18
625 ILCS 5/6-110.3

Repeals the Illinois TRUST Act. Makes corresponding changes in the
Illinois Identification Card Act, the School Code, the Public Higher
Education Act, and the Illinois Vehicle Code. Effective immediately.
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A BILL FOR

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AN ACT concerning government.

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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
3
represented in the General Assembly:

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(5 ILCS 805/Act rep.)
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Section 5.
The Illinois TRUST Act is repealed.

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Section 10.
The Illinois Identification Card Act is
7
amended by changing Section 11 as follows:

8

(15 ILCS 335/11)

(from Ch. 124, par. 31)
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Sec. 11.
Records.
10

(a) The Secretary may make a search of his records and
11
furnish information as to whether a person has a current
12
Standard Illinois Identification Card or an Illinois Person
13
with a Disability Identification Card then on file, upon
14
receipt of a written application therefor accompanied with the
15
prescribed fee. However, the Secretary may not disclose
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medical information concerning an individual to any person,
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public agency, private agency, corporation or governmental
18
body unless the individual has submitted a written request for
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the information or unless the individual has given prior
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written consent for the release of the information to a
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specific person or entity. This exception shall not apply to:
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(1) offices and employees of the Secretary who have a need to

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know the medical information in performance of their official
2
duties, or (2) orders of a court of competent jurisdiction.
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When medical information is disclosed by the Secretary in
4
accordance with the provisions of this Section, no liability
5
shall rest with the Office of the Secretary of State as the
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information is released for informational purposes only.
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(b) Except as otherwise provided in this Section, the
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Secretary may release personally identifying information only
9
to:
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(1) officers and employees of the Secretary who have a
11

need to know that information for issuance of driver's
12

licenses, permits, or identification cards and
13

investigation of fraud or misconduct;
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(2) other governmental agencies for use in their
15

official governmental functions;
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(3) law enforcement agencies for a criminal or civil
17

investigation, except as restricted by subsections (g) and
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(h);
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(3-5) the State Board of Elections as may be required
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by an agreement the State Board of Elections has entered
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into with a multi-state voter registration list
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maintenance system; or
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(4) any entity that the Secretary has authorized, by
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rule.
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(c) Except as otherwise provided in this Section, the
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Secretary may release highly restricted personal information

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only to:
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(1) officers and employees of the Secretary who have a
3

need to access the information for the issuance of
4

driver's licenses, permits, or identification cards and
5

investigation of fraud or misconduct;
6

(2) law enforcement officials for a criminal or civil
7

law enforcement investigation, except as restricted by
8

subsections (g) and (h);
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(3) the State Board of Elections for the purpose of
10

providing the signature for completion of voter
11

registration; or
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(4) any other entity the Secretary has authorized by
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rule.
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(d) Documents required to be submitted with an application
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for an identification card to prove the applicant's identity
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(name and date of birth), social security number or lack of a
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social security number, written signature, residency, and, as
18
applicable, citizenship and immigration status and country of
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citizenship shall be confidential and shall not be disclosed
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except to the following persons:
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(1) the individual to whom the identification card was
22

issued, upon written request;
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(2) officers and employees of the Secretary of State
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who have a need to have access to the stored images for
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purposes of issuing and controlling driver's licenses,
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permits, or identification cards and investigation of

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fraud or misconduct;
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(3) law enforcement officials for a civil or criminal
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law enforcement investigation, except as restricted by
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subsections (g) and (h);
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(4) other entities that the Secretary may authorize by
6

rule.
7

(e) The Secretary may not disclose an individual's social
8
security number or any associated information obtained from
9
the Social Security Administration without the written request
10
or consent of the individual except: (i) to officers and
11
employees of the Secretary who have a need to know the social
12
security number in the performance of their official duties;
13
(ii) except as restricted by subsections (g) and (h) to law
14
enforcement officials for a civil or criminal law enforcement
15
investigation if an officer of the law enforcement agency has
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made a written request to the Secretary specifying the law
17
enforcement investigation for which the social security number
18
is being sought; (iii) under a lawful court order signed by a
19
judge; (iv) to the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs for
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the purpose of confirming veteran status to agencies in other
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states responsible for the issuance of state identification
22
cards for participation in State-to-State verification
23
service; or (v) the last 4 digits to the Illinois State Board
24
of Elections for purposes of voter registration and as may be
25
required pursuant to an agreement for a multi-state voter
26
registration list maintenance system. The Secretary retains

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the right to require additional verification regarding the
2
validity of a request from law enforcement. If social security
3
information is disclosed by the Secretary in accordance with
4
this Section, no liability shall rest with the Office of the
5
Secretary of State or any of its officers or employees, as the
6
information is released for official purposes only.
7

(f) The Secretary of State shall not provide facial
8
recognition search services or photographs obtained in the
9
process of issuing an identification card to any federal,
10
State, or local law enforcement agency or other governmental
11
entity for the purpose of enforcing federal immigration laws.
12
This subsection shall not apply to requests from federal,
13
State, or local law enforcement agencies or other governmental
14
entities for facial recognition search services or photographs
15
obtained in the process of issuing a driver's license or
16
permit when the purpose of the request relates to criminal
17
activity other than violations of immigration laws.
18

(g) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the
19
Secretary may not release highly restricted personal
20
information or personally identifying information or disclose
21
documents described in subsection (d) to any immigration
22
agent
, as defined in Section 10 of the Illinois TRUST Act,

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unless necessary to comply with the following, to the extent
24
that production of such information or documents is
25
specifically required:
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(1) a lawful court order;

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(2) a judicial warrant signed by a judge appointed
2

pursuant to Article III of the Constitution of the United
3

States; or
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(3) a subpoena for individual records issued by a
5

federal or State court.
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When responding to such a court order, warrant, or
7
subpoena, the Secretary shall disclose only those documents or
8
information specifically requested. Within 3 business days of
9
receiving such a court order, warrant, or subpoena, the
10
Secretary shall send a notification to the individual about
11
whom such information was requested that a court order,
12
warrant, or subpoena was received and the identity of the
13
entity that presented the court order, warrant, or subpoena.
14

As used in this subsection, "immigration agent" means an
15
agent of federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement, federal
16
Customs and Border Protection, or any similar or successor
17
agency.

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(h) The Secretary shall not enter into or maintain any
19
agreement regarding the sharing of any highly restricted
20
personal information or personally identifying information or
21
documents described in subsection (d) unless all other parties
22
to such agreement certify that the information obtained will
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not be used for civil immigration purposes or knowingly
24
disseminated to any third party for any purpose related to
25
civil immigration enforcement.
26
(Source: P.A. 103-210, eff. 7-1-24; 104-234, eff. 8-15-25.)

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Section 15.
The School Code is amended by changing Section
2
22-105, as added by Public Act 104-288, as follows:

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(105 ILCS 5/22-106)
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Sec.
22-106

22-105
.
Denial of free education prohibited.
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(a) The purpose of this Section is to secure the right of
6
every child to equal access to a free public education and a
7
school that is safe from intimidation and fear, consistent
8
with the landmark United States Supreme Court decision in
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Plyler v. Doe, 457 U.S. 202 (1982), as in effect on January 1,
10
2025, which held that it is unconstitutional for states to
11
deny children a free public education based on immigration
12
status. In their efforts to promote the right to educational
13
equality established in Plyler, schools must take steps to
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protect the integrity of school learning environments for all
15
children, so that no parent is discouraged from sending and no
16
child is discouraged from attending school, including from the
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threat of immigration enforcement or other law enforcement
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activity on a school campus.
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(b) As used in this Section:
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"Citizenship or immigration status" means all matters
21
regarding citizenship of the United States or any other
22
country or the authority or lack thereof to reside in or
23
otherwise to be present in the United States, including an
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individual's nationality and country of citizenship.

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"Law enforcement agent" means an agent of federal, State,
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or local law enforcement authorized with the power to arrest
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or detain individuals or manage the custody of detained
4
individuals for a law enforcement purpose, including civil
5
immigration enforcement. "Law enforcement agent" does not
6
include a school resource officer as defined in Section
7
10-20.68 of this Code.
8

"Nonjudicial warrant" means a warrant issued by a federal,
9
State, or local agency authorized with the power to arrest or
10
detain individuals or manage the custody of detained
11
individuals for any law enforcement purpose, including civil
12
immigration enforcement. "Nonjudicial warrant" includes an
13
immigration detainer or civil immigration warrant
as defined
14
in the Illinois TRUST Act
. "Nonjudicial warrant" does not
15
include a criminal warrant issued upon a judicial
16
determination of probable cause, in compliance with the
17
requirements of the Fourth Amendment to the United States
18
Constitution and Section 6 of Article I of the Illinois
19
Constitution.
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"Prevailing party" includes any party:
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(1) who obtains some of his or her requested relief
22

through a judicial judgment in his or her favor;
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(2) who obtains some of his or her requested relief
24

through a settlement agreement approved by the court; or
25

(3) whose pursuit of a non-frivolous claim was a
26

catalyst for a unilateral change in position by the

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opposing party relative to the relief sought.
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"School" means every public school, school district, and
3
governing body, including a special charter district or
4
charter school, organized under this Code, and its agents,
5
including a contracted party.
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(c) No child may be denied a free public education through
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secondary school while in this State based on the child's
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perceived or actual immigration status or the child's parent's
9
or guardian's perceived or actual citizenship or immigration
10
status.
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(1) A school must not exclude a child from
12

participation in or deny a child the benefits of any
13

program or activity on the grounds of that child's
14

perceived or actual immigration status or the child's
15

parent's or guardian's actual or perceived citizenship or
16

immigration status.
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(2) A school must not use policies or procedures or
18

engage in practices that have the effect of excluding a
19

child from participation in or denying the benefits of any
20

program or activity or the effect of excluding
21

participation of the child's parent or guardian from
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parental engagement activities or programs because of the
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child's perceived or actual immigration status or the
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child's parent's or guardian's actual or perceived
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immigration status. These policies, procedures, and
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practices include:

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(A) requesting or collecting information or
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documentation from a student or the student's parent
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or guardian about citizenship or immigration status
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unless required by State or federal law; and
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(B) designating immigration status, citizenship,
6

place of birth, nationality, or national origin as
7

directory information, as that term is defined by
8

federal and State law.
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(3) A school must not perform any of the following
10

actions:
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(A) Threaten to disclose anything related to the
12

actual or perceived citizenship or immigration status
13

of a child or a person associated with the child to any
14

other person or entity or an immigration or law
15

enforcement agency.
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(B) Disclose anything related to the perceived
17

citizenship or immigration status of a child or a
18

person associated with the child to any other person
19

or entity or an immigration or law enforcement agency
20

if the school does not have direct knowledge of the
21

child's or associated person's actual citizenship or
22

immigration status, subject to the requirements of
23

this paragraph (3).
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(C) Disclose anything related to the actual
25

citizenship or immigration status of a child or a
26

person associated with the child to any other person

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or nongovernmental entity if the school has direct
2

knowledge of the child's or associated person's actual
3

citizenship or immigration status, subject to the
4

requirements of this paragraph (3).
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Nothing in subparagraphs (B) and (C) of this paragraph
6

(3) may be construed to permit the disclosure of student
7

records or information without complying with State and
8

federal requirements governing the disclosure of such
9

records or information. Subparagraphs (B) and (C) of this
10

paragraph (3) may not be construed to prohibit or restrict
11

an entity from sending to or receiving from the United
12

States Department of Homeland Security or any other
13

federal, State, or local governmental entity information
14

regarding the citizenship or immigration status of an
15

individual under Sections 1373 and 1644 of Title 8 of the
16

United States Code.
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(4) A school must develop procedures for reviewing and
18

authorizing requests from law enforcement agents
19

attempting to enter a school or school facility by July 1,
20

2026. The procedures must comply with the requirements of
21

paragraph (2) of this subsection (c), and, at a minimum,
22

include the following:
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(A) procedures for reviewing and contacting a
24

designated authorized person at the school or school
25

facility and the district superintendent's office or
26

school administrative office, who may contact the

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school's legal counsel, and procedures for that
2

authorized person or legal counsel to review requests
3

to enter a school or school facility, including
4

judicial warrants, nonjudicial warrants, and
5

subpoenas;
6

(B) procedures for monitoring or accompanying and
7

procedures for documenting all interactions with law
8

enforcement agents while on the school's premises; and
9

(C) procedures for notifying and seeking consent
10

from a student's parents or guardian or from the
11

student if the student is 18 years old or older or
12

emancipated if a law enforcement agent requests access
13

to a student for immigration enforcement purposes,
14

unless such access is in compliance with a judicial
15

warrant or subpoena that restricts the disclosure of
16

the information to the student's parent or guardian.
17

This paragraph (4) is subject to subsection (c) of
18

Section 22-88 of this Code.
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(d) A school shall adopt a policy for complying with
20
paragraphs (1), (2), (3), and (4) of subsection (c) by July 1,
21
2026.
22

(e) Beginning July 1, 2026, any party aggrieved by conduct
23
that violates subsection (c) may bring a civil lawsuit. This
24
lawsuit must be brought no later than 2 years after the
25
violation of subsection (c). If the court finds that a willful
26
violation of paragraph (1), (2), or (3) of subsection (c) has

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occurred, the court may award actual damages. The court, as it
2
deems appropriate, may grant, as relief, any permanent or
3
preliminary negative or mandatory injunction, temporary
4
restraining order, or other order.
5

(f) Nothing in this Section may be construed to require an
6
exhaustion of the administrative complaint process before
7
civil law remedies may be pursued.
8

(g) Upon a motion, a court shall award reasonable
9
attorney's fees and costs, including expert witness fees and
10
other litigation expenses, to a plaintiff who is a prevailing
11
party in any action brought under subsection (c). In awarding
12
reasonable attorney's fees, the court shall consider the
13
degree to which the relief obtained relates to the relief
14
sought.
15

(h) The General Assembly finds and declares that this
16
Section is a State law within the meaning of subsection (d) of
17
Section 1621 of Title 8 of the United States Code.
18
(Source: P.A. 104-288, eff. 1-1-26; revised 10-27-25.)

19

Section 20.
The Public Higher Education Act is amended by
20
changing Section 18 as follows:

21

(110 ILCS 167/18)
22

Sec. 18.
Immigration status and immigration enforcement.

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(a) As used in this Section:
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"Citizenship or immigration status" means all matters

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regarding citizenship of the United States or any other
2
country or the authority or lack thereof to reside in or
3
otherwise to be present in the United States, including an
4
individual's nationality, country of citizenship, or status as
5
an international student.
6

"Employee" means a full-time or part-time faculty member,
7
staff member, executive leader, supervisor, clerical person,
8
student, or contracted member of personnel employed by a
9
school whose role involves direct, routine, or meaningful
10
interaction with students to support their academic progress,
11
personal development, or well-being.
12

"Law enforcement agent" means an agent of federal, State,
13
or local law enforcement authorized with the power to arrest
14
or detain individuals, or manage the custody of detained
15
individuals, for civil immigration enforcement. "Law
16
enforcement agent" does not include an agent of a school's
17
police department.
18

"Nonjudicial warrant" means a warrant issued by a federal,
19
State, or local governmental agency authorized with the power
20
to arrest or detain individuals or manage the custody of
21
detained individuals for any law enforcement purpose,
22
including civil immigration enforcement. "Nonjudicial warrant"
23
includes an immigration detainer or civil immigration warrant
24
as defined in the Illinois TRUST Act
. "Nonjudicial warrant"
25
does not include a criminal warrant issued upon a judicial
26
determination of probable cause, in compliance with the

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requirements of the Fourth Amendment to the United States
2
Constitution and Section 6 of Article I of the Illinois
3
Constitution.
4

"Prevailing party" includes any party:
5

(1) who obtains some of his or her requested relief
6

through a judicial judgment in his or her favor;
7

(2) who obtains some of his or her requested relief
8

through a settlement agreement approved by a court; or
9

(3) whose pursuit of a nonfrivolous claim was a
10

catalyst for a unilateral change in position by the
11

opposing party relative to the relief sought.
12

"School" means a public institution of higher education as
13
defined in Section 5.
14

"School campus" or "school's campus" means:
15

(1) any building or property owned or controlled by a
16

school within the same reasonably contiguous geographic
17

area of the school and used by the school in direct support
18

of or in a manner related to the school's educational
19

purposes, including, but not limited to, residence halls;
20

and
21

(2) property within the same reasonably contiguous
22

geographic area of the school that is owned by the school
23

but controlled by another person, is used by students, and
24

supports school purposes, including, but not limited to, a
25

food or other retail vendor.
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(b) Unless required by State or federal law or rule, a

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school must not perform any of the following actions:
2

(1) Threaten to disclose the actual or perceived
3

citizenship or immigration status of an employee, a
4

student, or a person associated with an employee or
5

student to an external party, including immigration or law
6

enforcement agencies.
7

(2) Knowingly disclose, without the consent of the
8

employee or student, anything related to the perceived
9

citizenship or immigration status of an employee, a
10

student, or a person associated with an employee or
11

student to an external party, including immigration or law
12

enforcement agencies, if the school does not have direct
13

knowledge of the employee's, student's, or associated
14

person's actual citizenship or immigration status, subject
15

to the requirements of this subsection.
16

(3) Knowingly disclose, without the consent of the
17

employee or student, anything related to the actual
18

citizenship or immigration status of an employee, a
19

student, or a person associated with an employee or
20

student to any other person or nongovernmental entity if
21

the school has direct knowledge of the employee's,
22

student's, or associated person's actual citizenship or
23

immigration status, subject to the requirements of this
24

subsection.
25

(4) Designate immigration status, citizenship, place
26

of birth, nationality, or national origin as directory

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information, as that term is defined by State and federal
2

law.
3

Nothing in this subsection may be construed to:
4

(A) prohibit a school from complying with all
5

applicable State and federal laws and rules, including,
6

but not limited to, 8 U.S.C. 214;
7

(B) prohibit or restrict a school from sending to or
8

receiving from the United States Department of Homeland
9

Security or any other federal, State, or local
10

governmental entity information regarding the citizenship
11

or immigration status of an individual under Sections 1373
12

and 1644 of Title 8 of the United States Code;
13

(C) permit the disclosure of personally identifiable
14

education records, as that term is defined by State or
15

federal law, or information from those records without
16

complying with State and federal laws and rules governing
17

the disclosure of such records or information;
18

(D) prohibit schools from complying with valid
19

judicial warrants, orders, or subpoenas; or
20

(E) prohibit or restrict a school from disclosing
21

information necessary to respond to an administrative
22

complaint or litigation brought against or by the school.
23

(c) A school must develop procedures for reviewing and
24
authorizing requests from law enforcement agents attempting to
25
enter a school's campus by January 1, 2026. The procedures
26
must, at a minimum, include the following:

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(1) procedures for reviewing and contacting a
2

designated authorized person, office, or department at the
3

school or school facility, which person, office, or
4

department may contact the school's legal counsel, and
5

procedures for that authorized person, office, or
6

department or legal counsel to review requests to enter a
7

school's campus, including judicial warrants or orders,
8

nonjudicial warrants, and subpoenas;
9

(2) procedures for documenting all interactions with
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law enforcement agents while on the school's campus; and
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(3) procedures for notifying and seeking consent from
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an employee or student if a law enforcement agent requests
13

access to the employee or student for immigration
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enforcement purposes, unless such consent is prohibited by
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a judicial warrant or subpoena.
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(d) A school must provide information on its website about
17
who employees and students should contact if a law enforcement
18
agent seeks to enter the school campus, enters the school
19
campus, or engages in nonconsensual interactions with members
20
of the school community, including employees or students, by
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January 1, 2026.
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(e) A school shall submit to either the Illinois Community
23
College Board or the Illinois Board of Higher Education, as
24
applicable, a copy of the procedures developed to implement
25
subsections (b) and (c). The Illinois Community College Board
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and the Illinois Board of Higher Education shall submit to the

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General Assembly a report compiling the procedures received
2
from each school under this subsection (e) by July 1, 2026.
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(f) The General Assembly finds and declares that this
4
Section is a State law within the meaning of subsection (d) of
5
Section 1621 of Title 8 of the United States Code.
6

(g) By January 1, 2026, a school shall provide immigration
7
enforcement resources on its website to help students and
8
employees understand their constitutional rights and access
9
immigration-related guidance. These resources may include, but
10
are not limited to, a link to illinoisimmigrationinfo.org.
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This information shall be posted in a clear and easily
12
accessible location on the school's primary website.
13

(h) For the purposes of this subsection, "immigration
14
enforcement activity" includes any arrests or detentions
15
conducted by agents or officers of the United States
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Department of Homeland Security, United States Immigration and
17
Customs Enforcement, or United States Customs and Border
18
Protection or any other individual or entity with the power to
19
arrest or detain individuals or manage custody of detained
20
individuals for the purposes of civil immigration enforcement.
21

By January 1, 2026, a school shall adopt procedures
22
designed to:
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(1) determine if an immigration enforcement activity
24

is occurring or has occurred on the school's campus,
25

including verification of the first and last name,
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employer or agency, and badge number of the lead law

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enforcement agent, if possible; and
2

(2) notify the appropriate school-campus unit or area
3

if the school confirms that immigration enforcement
4

activity is occurring or has occurred on the school's
5

campus that, in the judgment of school law enforcement or
6

the school's public safety office, could adversely impact
7

school-campus safety or operations.
8

(i) A school may not impede students or employees from
9
offering, attending, or participating in training on
10
constitutional rights and immigration-related guidance,
11
including, but not limited to, attending know-your-rights
12
training or sharing know-your-rights flyers.
13

(j) Beginning January 1, 2026, any party aggrieved by
14
conduct that violates subsection (b) may bring a civil
15
lawsuit. This lawsuit must be brought no later than 2 years
16
after the violation of subsection (b) or 2 years from the date
17
the aggrieved party becomes aware of the violation of
18
subsection (b), whichever is later. If the court finds that a
19
willful violation of subsection (b) has occurred, the court
20
may award actual damages. The court, as it deems appropriate,
21
may grant, as relief, a permanent or preliminary negative or
22
mandatory injunction, temporary restraining order, or other
23
order.
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(k) Nothing in this Section may be construed to require an
25
exhaustion of the administrative complaint process before
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civil law remedies may be pursued.

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(l) Upon a motion, a court shall award reasonable
2
attorney's fees and costs, including expert witness fees and
3
other litigation expenses, to a plaintiff who is a prevailing
4
party in any action brought under subsection (i). In awarding
5
reasonable attorney's fees, the court shall consider the
6
degree to which the relief obtained relates to the relief
7
sought.
8
(Source: P.A. 104-440, eff. 12-9-25.)

9

Section 25.
The Illinois Vehicle Code is amended by
10
changing Section 6-110.3 as follows:

11

(625 ILCS 5/6-110.3)
12

Sec. 6-110.3.
Restrictions on use of information for
13
certain purposes.
14

(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the
15
Secretary may not release or make accessible in any manner any
16
highly restricted personal information as defined in Section
17
1-125.9 or personally identifying information as defined in
18
Section 1-159.2, provide images, photos, or facial recognition
19
services as described in Section 6-110.1, or disclose
20
documents as described in Section 6-110.2 to any immigration
21
agent
as defined in Section 10 of the Illinois TRUST Act,

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unless necessary to comply with the following, to the extent
23
that production of such information or documents is
24
specifically required:

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(1) a lawful court order;
2

(2) a judicial warrant signed by a judge appointed
3

pursuant to Article III of the Constitution of the United
4

States; or
5

(3) a subpoena for individual records issued by a
6

federal or State court.
7

When responding to such a court order, warrant, or
8
subpoena, the Secretary shall disclose only those documents or
9
information specifically requested. Within 3 business days of
10
receiving such a court order, warrant, or subpoena, the
11
Secretary shall send a notification to the individual about
12
whom such information was requested that a court order,
13
warrant, or subpoena was received and the identity of the
14
entity that presented the court order, warrant, or subpoena.
15

As used in this subsection, "immigration agent" means an
16
agent of federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement, federal
17
Customs and Border Protection, or any similar or successor
18
agency.

19

(b) The Secretary shall not enter into or maintain any
20
agreement regarding the sharing of any highly restricted
21
personal information as defined in Section 1-125.9, personally
22
identifying information as defined in Section 1-159.2, images
23
or photos described in Section 6-110.1, or documents described
24
in Section 6-110.2 unless all other parties to such agreement
25
certify that the information obtained will not be used for
26
civil immigration purposes or knowingly disseminated to any

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third party for any purpose related to civil immigration
2
enforcement.
3
(Source: P.A. 103-210, eff. 7-1-24
.)

4

Section 99.
Effective date.
This Act takes effect upon
5
becoming law.

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