Relating to a public school's cooperation with certain officers engaged in immigration-related duties.

HB 4330 prohibits Texas public school districts and charter schools from allowing federal immigration officers or peace officers conducting immigration enforcement onto school campuses without a judicial warrant. It also bans schools from sharing student records, family information, or employee details with these officers without a warrant. The bill directly affects schools (which must comply), students and their families (whose data is protected), and school employees. It takes effect September 1, 2025, and creates clear legal barriers to school cooperation with immigration enforcement on campus or through student data disclosure.