In that sense, Latino immigrants living in the state of Louisiana fear three regulations that are being treated and that, if applied, would mean an enormous risk for the undocumented. According to the compilation she made Telemundothe first of them is the bill SB208which already has approval from the state senate, which would prohibit New Orleans and other municipalities from becoming sanctuary cities. This would prevent the decision not to collaborate with federal regulations on immigration matters from being made at the municipal level.
On the other hand, and very similar to Florida law, SB279 aims to prohibit undocumented immigrants from driving a vehiclewhich would require drivers to show legal proof of their stay in the United States if required.
Jeff Landry, governor of Louisiana, supports tough immigration measures in the state.
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Louisiana immigration law that resembles Texas SB4
Finally, Louisiana SB388 It has many similarities with Texas' SB4. Specifically, it would punish penalty of one year in prison and a fine of US$4,000 for living in the state as an illegal immigrant. Additionally, in the event of a repeat offense, migrants face a fine of US$10,000 and up to two years in prison.
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