This bill aims to restrict immigration enforcement actions in designated sensitive locations, which include educational institutions, places of worship, hospitals, courthouses, and sites of public religious ceremonies, among others. It defines "immigration enforcement action" as activities such as arresting or interviewing individuals and conducting searches or surveillance related to immigration status. The bill specifies that law enforcement officers are generally prohibited from conducting these actions in sensitive locations unless they have a court order or if the action is necessary to address an imminent threat to public safety.

The legislation emphasizes the protection of vulnerable communities by limiting the ability of law enforcement to engage in immigration enforcement in places where individuals may seek safety or assistance. It seeks to balance the enforcement of immigration laws with the need to maintain safe environments for education, worship, and healthcare, thereby fostering trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.