Rights Violation in Immigration Enforcement Remedy

Also relevant to:Immigrant / non-citizen

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Plain-English Summary

Concerning state court remedies for violations of federal constitutional rights occurring during immigration enforcement, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

Source: OpenStates · fetched June 3, 2026

Votes

Sponsorship · 44 Sponsors

Democrat44Republican0Independent0Other0

D · PrimeJulie Gonzales
D · PrimeMichael Weissman
D · PrimeJavier Mabrey
D · PrimeYara Zokaie
D · PrimeJames Coleman
D · PrimeNick Hinrichsen
D · PrimeIman Jodeh
D · PrimeCathy Kipp
D · PrimeJanice Marchman
D · PrimeRobert Rodriguez
D · PrimeKatie Wallace
D · CoJudith Amabile
D · CoMatt Ball
D · CoJeff Bridges
D · CoLisa Cutter
D · CoJessie Danielson
D · CoTony Exum
D · CoChris Kolker
D · CoWilliam Lindstedt
D · CoMarc Snyder
D · CoTom Sullivan
D · CoJennifer Bacon
D · CoAndrew Boesenecker
D · CoKyle Brown
D · CoMonica Duran
D · CoRegina English
D · CoMeg Froelich
D · CoLorena Garcia
D · CoLindsay Gilchrist
D · CoJamie Jackson
D · CoJunie Joseph
D · CoMandy Lindsay
D · CoKaren McCormick
D · CoKenny Nguyen
D · CoAmy Paschal
D · CoManny Rutinel
D · CoGretchen Rydin
D · CoEmily Sirota
D · CoLesley Smith
D · CoTammy Story
D · CoBrianna Titone
D · CoElizabeth Velasco
D · CoJenny Willford
D · CoSteven Woodrow

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Colorado Center on Law and PolicyWATCH

This bill removes the requirement to hold a second election for union security, bringing Colorado's labor laws in-line with other states' laws as well as the federal process set out by the National Labor Relations Act of 1935. Holding a second election subjects workers to a second round of bullying and intimidation, making it even more difficult to negotiate for better pay and safer worksites.

Governor Polis vetoed SB25-005 on 5/16/2025.

Source: copolicy.orgVerified May 11, 2026

Colorado Center on Law and PolicyWATCH

removes the requirement to hold a second election entirely, bringing Colorado's labor laws in-line with other states' laws as well as the federal process set out by the National Labor Relations Act of 1935

The bill allows workers in Colorado to form unions without requiring a second supermajority vote for union security. Governor Polis vetoed this bill on 5/16/2025.

Source: copolicy.orgVerified May 11, 2026

Colorado Center on Law and PolicyWATCH

Removes the requirement to hold a second election, bringing Colorado's labor laws in-line with other states' laws as well as the federal process set out by the National Labor Relations Act of 1935, and advances worker protections.

The bill eliminates Colorado's unique requirement that workers must win two elections to form a strong union. Governor Polis vetoed this bill on 5/16/2025.

Source: copolicy.orgVerified May 11, 2026

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