Washington State has prefiled six bills for the 2026 legislative session that only make sense when you read them together. Lawmakers are calling this an “immigrant protections” package, but taken as a whole, these bills quietly lock in Washington’s sanctuary state framework across labor law, policing, surveillance, emergency response, and local government.
In this video, we walk through:
How SB 5852 / HB 2105 use labor law to discourage cooperation with federal immigration enforcement
Sign up to testify before 9:30AM PT on January 16: https://app.leg.wa.gov/csi/House?selectedCommittee=31645&selectedMeeting=33622
Bill details: https://conservativeladiesofamerica.substack.com/p/sanctuary-state-20-just-dropped
How SB 5855 exposes law enforcement — including federal agents — to new civil liability
Sign up to testify before 7AM PT on January 13: https://app.leg.wa.gov/csi/Senate?selectedCommittee=17548&selectedMeeting=33580
How SB 6002 reshapes surveillance policy and controls how data about everyday citizens is collected and used
Bill details: https://conservativeladiesofwa.com/sb-6002-license-plate-readers/
How HB 2216 embeds sanctuary rules into emergency response and disaster law
Bill details: https://conservativeladiesofamerica.substack.com/p/public-safety-or-policy-trick-washingtons
Sign up to testify before 9:30AM on January 16: https://app.leg.wa.gov/csi/House?selectedCommittee=31632&selectedMeeting=33629
Each bill on its own sounds narrow. Together, they form a coordinated strategy to resist federal immigration enforcement and entrench sanctuary policy long-term.
This video breaks down what the bills actually say, how they work as a package, and why Washington residents should be paying attention before legislative session gets underway.
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