House Bill No. by Representative Galle aims to enhance regulations surrounding the unlawful use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in Louisiana. The bill introduces new definitions for "mitigation measures," which refer to actions taken to neutralize or disrupt UAS operations that pose illegal or harmful threats, and "nefarious manner," which describes the illegal or dangerous purposes for which a UAS may be used, such as spying or smuggling. The bill retains existing laws while expanding the framework to include these definitions.

Additionally, the bill empowers law enforcement officers and agencies to implement reasonable and necessary mitigation measures against UAS operating in a nefarious manner. These measures may include detection, tracking, and identification methods, as well as interception or disabling of the UAS through legal means like jamming or physical capture. However, law enforcement can only act if there is reasonable suspicion of criminal activity or an imminent threat to public safety. The legislation is officially titled the "We Will Act" Act and includes provisions for the Louisiana State Law Institute to update relevant definitions and cross-references in the law.