Immigration Laws in Ohio.

Ohio requires state and local authorities to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. Local governments that adopt sanctuary policies risk losing state funding and removal of officials.

Ohio requires verification of immigration status through the federal SAVE system before issuing a driver's license or ID. Undocumented residents cannot obtain an Ohio driver's license.

Ohio administrative agencies must verify immigration status through electronic eligibility systems before granting public benefits. Documentary evidence is required when electronic verification fails.

Federal labor laws including minimum wage, overtime, and workplace safety protections apply to all workers regardless of immigration status. Ohio does not have specific state-level provisions extending additional protections beyond federal law.