Immigration Laws in District of Columbia.

Prohibits District agencies from holding individuals beyond their release date for federal immigration purposes, sharing personal information with federal immigration agencies, providing space for immigration enforcement, or inquiring into immigration status — absent a judicial warrant issued by a federal judge.

D.C. issues driver's licenses to all residents regardless of immigration status. Non-citizens residing in D.C. for more than 30 days (not on a visitor visa) must obtain a D.C. license. These licenses carry "FEDERAL LIMITS APPLY" and are not REAL ID compliant.

D.C. provides eligible undocumented residents, including DACA recipients, with access to in-state tuition rates. The DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG) program provides financial assistance to District residents attending public colleges and universities.

Requires D.C. government agencies to provide oral interpretation and written translation services to residents with limited English proficiency, ensuring equal access to public services.