The bill mandates that all law enforcement agencies in Kansas must apply for and enter into agreements with the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to designate certain officers as authorized to assist in enforcing federal immigration laws. Each agency is required to submit a request to ICE and, if offered an agreement, must execute it and provide a copy to the attorney general. If an agency fails to enter into the agreement, it must notify the attorney general with documentation of its request to ICE. The attorney general is tasked with ensuring compliance and may take legal action against agencies that do not comply within a specified timeframe.

Additionally, the bill establishes penalties for non-compliance, including the potential loss of state grant funds. If a court determines that a law enforcement agency has failed to comply with the provisions of the bill, that agency will be ineligible for any unpaid state grant moneys and will not receive any state grants in the following fiscal year. The attorney general is authorized to seek injunctive relief and recover reasonable expenses if they prevail in court. The bill defines "law enforcement agency" and "state grant moneys" to clarify the entities affected and the financial implications of non-compliance.