HB26-1275
Law Enforcement Identification & Immigration Training Requirements
2026 Regular Session · House Committee on Judiciary Postpone Indefinitely · by M. Froelich, Y. Zokaie, I. Jodeh, M. Weissman · full text and history
Who lobbied on it
40 clients of professional lobbyists reported a position on HB26-1275 (their latest). Linked: those who gave to two or more 2026 state candidates.
Supporting (19): COLOR Action Fund · Colorado Association of Family and Children's Agencies · Colorado Center on Law and Policy · Colorado Common Cause · Colorado Consumer Health Initiative · Colorado Education Association · Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition · Colorado Latino Leadership Advocacy & Research Organization · Colorado People's Alliance · Fostering Colorado · Juntos Community · League of Women Voters of Colorado · Movimiento Poder · New Era · New Era Colorado · Servicios Sigue · Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning · Western Colorado Alliance · Women's Foundation of Colorado
Opposing (10): City of Colorado Springs · City of Fountain · City of Greeley · City of Woodland Park · Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police · Colorado Fraternal Order of Police · Colorado State Patrol Association · County Sheriffs of Colorado · EL PASO COUNTY · Town of Monument
Amending (6): ACLU of Colorado · Boulder County · City of Brighton · Colorado Criminal Defense Bar · Colorado Municipal League · Counties & Commissioners Acting Together
Monitoring (5): Colorado District Attorneys' Council · Fort Lewis College · Stand for Children Colorado · Stand for Children, Inc. · Town of Firestone
Every recorded vote
| Date | Where | Result | Ayes | Noes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-17 | House Judiciary Postpone House Bill 26-1275 indefinitely. | Pass | 6 | 5 |
| 2026-03-17 | House Judiciary Refer House Bill 26-1275, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations. | Fail | 5 | 6 |