"The public could get some early warning of immigration checkpoints under a bill that has passed the New Hampshire House and is pending in the Senate.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers sometimes stop vehicles at checkpoints along major highways within 100 miles of the Canadian border. New Hampshire state troopers are on hand to provide traffic control, routing cars in and out of the checkpoints.

House Bill 624, which passed the House, 220-152, on March 9, would require state or local police to let the public know of plans to hold such a checkpoint. A similar bill passed the House by a wide margin last year before the Senate killed it.

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