House debates House Bill 444 amendments; two proposals fail, bill ordered for third reading Delegates debated amendments to House Bill 444 that would (1) require 48‑hour notice before transferring detainees to federal immigration authorities and (2) ban arrest quotas, warrantless drone surveillance, unmanned aerial surveillance without a warrant, and no‑knock warrants. Both amendments failed on roll calls and HB 444 was ordered printed for third reading.

The Maryland House recently rejected two significant amendments to House Bill 444 that aimed to enhance detainee transfer protocols and overhaul policing practices.

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