The bill establishes the Developing Effective Policies on Orderly Removal and Transportation (DEPORT) task force in Michigan, which is tasked with making recommendations to the legislature regarding policies that facilitate the deportation of illegal immigrants, enhance training for law enforcement on interacting with illegal immigrants, and ensure cooperation with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The task force will consist of various appointed members, including law enforcement officials, county commissioners, and experts in combating drug and human trafficking. The speaker of the house of representatives is responsible for appointing the members and can remove them as necessary. The task force is required to provide preliminary and final reports to the legislature within specified timeframes.

Additionally, the task force is exempt from the Freedom of Information Act regarding its writings and is set to be abolished one year after its members are appointed. The bill outlines the powers and duties of the task force, including the ability to request legal assistance and accept funds or resources from public or private entities. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration with state departments and officials to support the task force's objectives.