The bill proposes the enactment of sections 3722.15 and 5119.335 of the Revised Code, which establish requirements for hospitals regarding the enforcement of federal immigration law. Under these sections, hospitals must allow access to federal, state, and local law enforcement officers for the purpose of enforcing immigration laws. Hospitals are required to facilitate the entry of these officers for activities such as arresting individuals, interviewing them, and collecting evidence. Additionally, hospitals must adopt written policies to guide their employees and contractors in complying with these requirements.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that individuals seeking access to hospital premises or information must demonstrate their identity and the purpose of their request, specifically for enforcing immigration law. If a hospital is found to have violated these provisions, it may face consequences such as the suspension of its Medicaid provider agreement or the withholding of grant funds from state agencies. The bill also ensures that individuals are not compelled to act against their constitutional rights.