Politics & Government
New Bill Would Allow Migrants To Serve As Law Enforcement Pending Pritzker's Approval
Current federal law allows only U.S. citizens to serve as officers and deputies.
CHICAGO (CBS) — Non-U.S. citizens may soon be able to become police officers pending Governor Pritzker's approval.
Federal law only allows U.S. citizens to serve as officers and deputies. But, since this bill passed the Illinois House and Senate, we could soon see work-eligible immigrants become a part of law enforcement in the state of Illinois.
