New California Bill Protects Street Vendors' Personal Information
A new law has been enacted in California to safeguard the personal information of street vendors. California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed SB-635 into state law.
The law prohibits the collection of sensitive immigration status details from street vendors and sharing such information with the federal government.
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Author's summary: California enacts law to protect street vendors' information.
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