A revived immigration bill, Senate Bill 1441, requires local law enforcement agencies to work with federal immigration officials. The bill, which aims to address concerns raised by law enforcement while strengthening cooperation with federal agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), has been met with resistance from local sheriffs. The revised bill includes new language allowing county commissioners or city councils to opt out of participation if it would interfere with their ability to provide essential services. Despite these changes, local sheriff have voiced concerns about the federal government's authority and the potential for local flexibility under future federal administrations. The Idaho Sheriffs’ Association and 44 elected county sheriffs have warned that the bill could limit local flexibility depending on who is in power. Supporters argue that the legislation is necessary to address illegal immigration and ensure local agencies are working proactively with federal partners.