About two dozen proposals related to immigration enforcement are percolating in the state legislature in response to the Trump administration’s crackdown and tactics – including increased reliance on county jails and local police departments. But others go back a year or longer, before President Donald Trump started his second term and immigration enforcement started increasing in the commonwealth. The intent is to “ensure effective policing” that prioritizes “the safety, well-being and constitutional rights” of Pennsylvanians and “matters of greatest concern” to the communities served by local law enforcement agencies. It would create masking restrictions for all law enforcement in addition to establishing badge and other identification requirements along with criminal penalties for violations. Sen. Sharif Street, a Philadelphia Democrat seeking his party’s nomination for the 3rd Congressional district, circulated a memo Tuesday seeking support for a measure to prohibit tax-payer funded ICE activity, specifically flagging local law enforcement agencies.