Welcome to FindLaw's coverage of existing Montana legislation and rules related to individuals' immigration status. Below you will find information on what, if any, rules Montana has regarding immigration checks by law enforcement, educational institutions, and employers, as well as the existence of E-Verify requirements, restrictions on public benefits based on an individual's immigration status, and more.
Under a federal program called "Secure Communities," all arrestees are fingerprinted and run through a federal database which checks their criminal record and immigration status.
Refer to federal employment eligibility verification rules and the requirements for Form I-9.
No E-Verify requirement.
Must show proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residence, proof of birthdate and proof of state residence (utility bill or similar correspondence).
Under federal law, illegal immigrants are prohibited from receiving most public benefits. However, they are allowed to receive emergency services, health care and other programs that have been deemed "necessary to protect life and safety."
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Voters must present either a valid driver's license (or other official ID) or a current utility bill (or equivalent correspondence).
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