Alabama Code Title 31 Chapter 13, the Beason-Hammon Act, prohibits municipalities and counties from adopting sanctuary policies that limit immigration enforcement cooperation.
The Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act, codified at Code of Alabama Title 31 Chapter 13 and originally enacted as HB 56 in 2011, prohibits state and local government entities from adopting sanctuary policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Officials and agencies must comply with detainer requests and may not restrict communication with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Citizens may sue local governments to enforce compliance, and officials face removal from office for willful violations. Several provisions were narrowed by federal court rulings, but the sanctuary prohibition remains operative statewide.
Local sanctuary policies are void; officials may face removal and localities can be sued by Alabama citizens.
Hoover, AL
Hoover Municipal Code §4-20 addresses barking dog complaints. Residents must file a police report and then proceed to the Court Magistrate's office. Two neig...
Hoover, AL
Hoover Municipal Code §11-153 prohibits operation of radios, televisions, stereos, musical instruments, or amplifiers at volumes that annoy or disturb the qu...
Hoover, AL
Hoover regulates construction noise under the general noise ordinance (§11-153) and building permit conditions. Construction activities are expected to compl...
Hoover, AL
Hoover's home occupation ordinance limits business-related vehicles to a maximum aggregate gross weight of one ton on residential premises. Vehicles with adv...
Hoover, AL
Hoover's zoning ordinance regulates vehicle storage in residential districts. RVs, boats, and trailers should be stored per zoning district requirements. The...
Hoover, AL
Hoover Municipal Code Chapter 9, Article V governs stopping, standing, and parking on city streets. State law (Ala. Code §32-5A-136/137) provides baseline pr...
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