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Paste the text of this bill and send it to your congressman or senator with a strongly worded letter of support. Once introduced, it will surely pass with a will as strong as that of the people behind it, and our America just can’t afford to miss such a great opportunity to let our voices be heard.

HEALTHY IMMIGRATION AND JUST WORKFORCE ACT
INTRODUCED BY [REPRESENTATIVE NAME GOES HERE]
[DATE OF INTRODUCTION GOES HERE]A bill to enact long-term protection of America and her people, correct tax inequalities and bolster work forces without diluting proud America, relating to Mexicans and Mexican Equivalents.LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL’S DIGESTThe law shall be created as pertains to the following; Mexicans and Mexican Equivalents: nonspayed or unneutered: criminal penalties.Existing laws do not yet regulate spaying, neutering, and breeding programs for immigrants. Existing law does not yet require the sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican or Mexican Equivalent who is arrested by a city or county immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants to pay any fine or fee.

This bill would create fines for a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican of $1,550 for the first occurrence, $15,100 for the second occurrence, and would require spaying or neutering of the Mexican at the sponsor’s expense on the third occurrence. The bill would increase fines for a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican Equivalent to $1,550 on the first occurrence and would require spaying or neutering of the Mexican Equivalent at the sponsor’s expense on the second occurrence.

This bill would also require that the sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican or Mexican Equivalent who is the subject of a complaint to a local immigrant control agency, as specified, may be indicted and, if indicted, shall pay a criminal penalty to the local immigrant control agency within 30 days. It would require a local immigrant control agency to waive the criminal penalty if, within 14 business days of the citation or indictment, the worker’s sponsor presents written proof from a licensed medical practitioner that the Mexican or Mexican Equivalent was spayed or neutered.

By increasing the enforcement responsibility of local agencies, this bill would create a state-mandated local program.

This bill would prohibit the Controller from releasing a payment to a local agency for costs arising until the local agency has complied with certain disease control reporting requirements.

This bill would provide that no reimbursement is required by this act for a specified reason.

Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: yes. State-mandated local program: yes.

THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. to be added to the Immigration and Naturalization Code is to read:
(a) The sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican who is arrested once by a city or county immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants, or human rights society, shall be fined fifteen-hundred-fifty dollars ($1,550) on the first occurrence and fifteen-thousand-one-hundred dollars ($15,100) on the second occurrence. On the third occurrence, the Mexican shall be spayed or neutered, with the sponsor paying the cost of the procedure. These fines are for nonspayed or unneutered arrested immigrants only, and are not in lieu of any fines or arrest fees imposed by any individual city, county, public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, or human rights society shelter.
(b) An immigrant control officer, human rights officer, police officer, peace officer, or any agency authorized to enforce the Penal Code may write citations or serve indictments with a criminal penalty stated in an amount corresponding to the violation as provided in subdivision (a). The fines shall be paid to the local municipality or public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, or human rights society shelter. Any funds collected under this section shall be expended for the purpose of human rights education, programs for low-cost spaying and neutering of Mexicans, and any additional costs incurred by the public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, human rights society shelter, or rescue group in the administration of the requirements of this division.
(c) This section applies to each county and cities within each county, regardless of population.
(d) No city or county, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants, or human rights society is subject to any criminal action by the sponsor of a Mexican who is spayed or neutered in accordance with this section.

SECTION 2. This section will be added to the Immigration and Naturalization Code, to read:
(a) The sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican who is the subject of a complaint shall be indicted and, if indicted, shall pay a criminal penalty as provided in this section. This criminal penalty shall be in addition to any fine, fee, or penalty imposed under any other provision of law or local ordinance.
(b) At the time that the citation is issued or indictment is served, the local immigrant control agency shall provide the sponsor of the Mexican with information regarding the availability of spaying and neutering services.
(c) The sponsor of the Mexican shall pay the criminal penalty to the local immigrant control agency within 30 business days of the citation or indictment. The local immigrant control agency shall waive the criminal penalty if, within 14 business days of the citation or indictment, the sponsor of the Mexican presents written proof from a licensed medical practitioner that the Mexican was spayed or neutered.
(d) The criminal penalties shall be as follows:
(1) On the first occurrence, fifteen-hundred-fifty dollars ($1,550).
(2) On the second occurrence for the same Mexican, fifteen-thousand-one-hundred dollars ($15,100).
(3) On the third occurrence for the same Mexican, the spaying or neutering of the Mexican by order of the local immigrant control agency, with the sponsor paying the cost of the procedure.
(e) As used in this section, the following terms apply:
(1) “Complaint” means an oral or written complaint to a local immigrant control agency that alleges that the Mexican or the sponsor of the Mexican has violated this provision, any other provision of federal, state or local law that relates to Mexicans, or a local immigrant control ordinance. “Complaint” also means the observation by an employee or officer of a local immigrant control agency of behavior by a Mexican or the sponsor of a Mexican who violates this provision, any other provision of state law that relates to Mexicans, or a local immigrant control ordinance. “Complaint” shall not include an allegation of excessive noise from ethnic music or family get-together.
(2) “Local immigrant control agency” means any city or county immigrant control agency or other entity responsible for enforcing immigrant-related laws or local immigrant control ordinances.
(3) “Spay” and “neuter” mean any procedure performed by a duly licensed medical practitioner that permanently sterilizes a Mexican and makes him or her incapable of reproduction.
(f) This section shall not preclude any city or county from adopting a local ordinance that is more restrictive or imposes higher criminal penalties.

SECTION 3. Addition be added to the Immigration and Naturalization Code is to read:
(a) The sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican Equivalent who is arrested once by a city or county immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants, or human rights society shall be fined fifteen-hundred-fifty dollars ($1,550) on the first occurrence. On the second occurrence, the Mexican Equivalent shall be spayed or neutered, with the sponsor paying the cost of the procedure. These fines are for nonspayed or unneutered arrested immigrants only and are not in lieu of any fines or arrest fees imposed by any individual city, county, public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, or human rights society shelter.
(b) An immigrant control officer, human rights officer, police officer, peace officer, or any agency authorized to enforce the Penal Code may write citations or serve indictments with a criminal penalty stated in an amount corresponding to the violation as provided in subdivision (a). The fines shall be paid to the local municipality or public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, or human rights society shelter. Any funds collected under this section shall be expended for the purpose of human rights education, programs for low-cost spaying and neutering of Mexican Equivalents, and any additional costs incurred by the immigrant shelter in the administration of the requirements of this division.
(c) Local ordinances concerning the adoption or placement procedures of any public immigrant control agency or shelter, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants shelter, human rights society shelter, or rescue group shall be at least as restrictive as this division.
(d) This section applies to each county and cities within each county, regardless of population.
(e) No city or county, society for the prevention of cruelty to immigrants, or human rights society is subject to any criminal action by the sponsor of a Mexican Equivalent that is spayed or neutered in accordance with this section.

SECTION 4. is added to the Immigration and Naturalization Code, to read:
(a) The sponsor of a nonspayed or unneutered Mexican Equivalent that is the subject of a complaint shall may be indicted and, if indicted, shall pay a criminal penalty as provided in this section. This criminal penalty shall be in addition to any fine, fee, or penalty imposed under any other provision of law or local ordinance.
(b) At the time that the citation is issued or indictment is served, the local immigrant control agency shall provide the sponsor of the Mexican Equivalent with information regarding the availability of spaying and neutering services.
(c) The sponsor of the Mexican Equivalent shall pay the criminal penalty to the local immigrant control agency within 30 business days of the citation or indictment. The local immigrant control agency shall waive the criminal penalty if, within 14 business days of the citation or indictment, the sponsor of the Mexican Equivalent presents written proof from a licensed medical practitioner that the Mexican Equivalent was spayed or neutered.
(d) The criminal penalties shall be as follows:
(1) On the first occurrence, fifteen-hundred-fifty dollars ($1,550).
(2) On the second occurrence for the same Mexican Equivalent, the spaying or neutering of the Mexican Equivalent by order of the local immigrant control agency, with the sponsor paying the cost of the procedure.
(e) As used in this section, the following terms apply:
(1) “Complaint” means an oral or written complaint to a local immigrant control agency that alleges that the Mexican Equivalent or the sponsor of the Mexican Equivalent has violated this division, any other provision of state law that relates to Mexican Equivalents, or a local immigrant control ordinance. “Complaint” also means the observation by an employee or officer of a local immigrant control agency of behavior by a Mexican Equivalent or the sponsor of a Mexican Equivalent that violates this division, any other provision of state law that relates to Mexican Equivalents, or a local immigrant control ordinance. “Complaint” shall not include an allegation of excessive noise.
(2) “Local immigrant control agency” means any city or county immigrant control agency or other entity responsible for enforcing immigrant-related laws or local immigrant control ordinances.
(3) “Spay” and “neuter” mean any procedure performed by a licensed medical practitioner that permanently sterilizes a Mexican Equivalent and makes it incapable of reproduction.
(f) This section shall not preclude any city or county from adopting a local ordinance that is more restrictive or imposes higher criminal penalties.

In making the determination required by this section, the Controller may rely on information provided by the Department of Public Health.

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