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Oakland City Council Support for Senate Bill 1095

Original title: Subject: Support Of Senate Bill 1095 (Pérez) Expose Data Deportation Centers From: Councilmembers Wang And Brown Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution In Support Of Senate Bill 1095 (Pérez) Related To Protecting The Privacy And Constitutional Rights Of Californians By Prohibiting California Fusion Centers From Sharing Sensitive Personal Information With Government And Private Entities For Purposes Of Unlawful Immigration Enforcement And Racial Or Identity Profiling

Record date · June 2, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Oakland City Council has passed a supporting Senate Bill 1095, which aims to restrict California from sharing personal data for immigration enforcement or identity profiling.

Why it matters

This formalizes the City of Oakland's official support for state-level legislation that would limit how government data centers share personal information with outside entities for immigration enforcement purposes.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

California Fusion Centers

The bill supported by this resolution would prohibit these centers from sharing specific types of personal data for immigration enforcement.

Indirectly affected

Oakland Residents

Residents are affected by the city's official stance on state privacy and immigration data-sharing policies.

Key Facts

  • The Oakland City Council officially adopted a resolution supporting Senate Bill 1095.
  • Senate Bill 1095 seeks to prohibit California fusion centers from sharing sensitive personal information with government or private entities for immigration enforcement.
  • The bill aims to prevent the use of shared data for racial or identity profiling.
  • The resolution was introduced by Councilmembers Wang and Brown.
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  • The resolution was processed under file number 26-0644.
  • The resolution was passed during a concurrent meeting of the Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency and the City Council on April 29, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this resolution actually do?
It expresses the official support of the Oakland City Council for Senate Bill 1095, which is currently being considered at the state level.
Does this resolution change local law in Oakland?
No, this is a of support for state legislation, not a local ordinance changing city law.

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Local Advocacy for State Privacy Standards

The city is using its legislative platform to influence state-level data privacy and immigration enforcement policies.

Oakland City CouncilSenate Bill 1095

Connected Entities

Pérez, Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency, Oakland City Council and 2 more
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  • Controversy60
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