Rivas backs push to keep ICE agents out of California’s public jobs

California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would bar people involved in federal immigration enforcement during Trump’s second term from holding public jobs in the state. This POLITICO Pro Bill Analysis examines what the proposal would do and the broader implications for immigration and employment policy in California.

What you’ll learn

• Who would be disqualified from public employment under the bill
• Where supporters and opponents are drawing the sharpest lines
• What’s next as the measure moves through the Legislature

Why this matters

California’s immigration-related legislation can shape how states test the boundaries of federal-state conflict. POLITICO Pro connects bill text, political dynamics and implementation questions to help professionals understand how proposals like this could affect public institutions and state policy.

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