[Congressional Record Volume 172, Number 21 (Thursday, January 29, 2026)]
[Senate]
[Pages S384-S385]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]

  SA 4268. Mr. BENNET submitted an amendment intended to be proposed by 
him to the bill H.R. 7148, making further consolidated appropriations 
for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, and for other purposes; 
which was ordered to lie on the table; as follows:

       On page 1176, after line 17, add the following:
       Sec. 239. (a) In this section, the term ``sensitive 
     location'' includes any physical space located within 1,000 
     feet of--
       (1) any medical or mental healthcare facility, including 
     any hospital, health care practitioner's office, accredited 
     health clinic, vaccination or testing site, or emergent or 
     urgent care facility, or community health center;
       (2) any public or private school (including preschools, 
     primary schools, secondary schools, and postsecondary schools 
     (including colleges and universities)), any site of an early 
     childhood education program, any other institution of 
     learning, such as vocational or trade schools, and any other 
     site where individuals who are unemployed or underemployed 
     may apply for or receive workforce training;
       (3) any scholastic or education-related activity or event, 
     including field trips and interscholastic events;
       (4) any school bus or school bus stop during periods when 
     school children are present on the bus or at the stop;
       (5) any recreational facility for children, such as 
     playgrounds and formal recreational facilities;
       (6) any child care focused facility, including child care 
     centers, before or after school care centers, foster care 
     facilities, and group homes for children;
       (7) any location where disaster or emergency response and 
     relief is being provided by Federal, State, or local 
     entities, such as the distribution of emergency supplies, 
     food, and water; any place of temporary shelter; any place 
     along an evacuation route; and any site where registration 
     for disaster-related assistance or family reunification is 
     taking place;
       (8) any location of any organization that--
       (A) assists children, pregnant women, victims of crime or 
     abuse, or individuals with significant mental or physical 
     disabilities, including domestic violence shelters, child 
     advocacy centers, facilities that serve disabled persons, 
     drug or alcohol counseling and treatment facilities, rape 
     crisis centers, supervised visitation centers, family justice 
     centers, victims' services providers, and community-based 
     organizations providing social services; or
       (B) provides disaster or emergency social services and 
     assistance, or services for individuals experiencing 
     homelessness, including food banks, pantries, or other 
     establishments distributing food, and shelters;
       (9) any church, synagogue, mosque, or other place of 
     worship or religious study, such as buildings rented for the 
     purpose of

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     religious services, or a temporary facility or location where 
     such activities are taking place;
       (10) any sites of a funeral, graveside ceremony, wedding, 
     or any site where other religious or civil ceremonies or 
     observances are occurring;
       (11) any site during the occurrence of a public 
     demonstration, such as a march, rally, or parade;
       (12) any Federal, State, or local courthouse, including the 
     office of an individual's legal counsel or representative, 
     and a probation office;
       (13) any congressional district office;
       (14) any Social Security office;
       (15) any public assistance offices, including locations 
     where individuals may apply for or receive unemployment 
     compensation or report violations of labor and employment 
     laws;
       (16) the indoor or outdoor premises of a department of 
     motor vehicles;
       (17) a polling place, including any building or 
     infrastructure where voting takes place during an election;
       (18) a labor union hall or any other union-operated 
     building or office where registered applicants are referred 
     in rotation to jobs;
       (19) any public library; or
       (20) any other locations specified by the Secretary of 
     Homeland Security.
       (b) No Federal funds may be used by the Department of 
     Homeland Security to engage in any immigration enforcement 
     action, including any apprehension, arrest, interview, 
     request for identification, investigative stop, search, or 
     surveillance for the purposes of immigration enforcement 
     (including enforcement actions that are part of a joint case 
     led by another law enforcement agency), that takes place at, 
     is focused on or occurs within 1,000 feet of a sensitive 
     location.
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