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 specific federal and state law enforcement officers access to their facilities for the purpose of enforcing immigration laws. This includes permitting these officers to arrest individuals, conduct interviews, and collect evidence. Hospitals are also required to adopt written policies to guide their employees and contractors in complying with these requirements, ensuring that access is granted only when the officers demonstrate their authority and purpose.

Additionally, the bill outlines consequences for hospitals that fail to comply with these provisions. If a hospital is found to have violated the new regulations, it may face penalties such as the suspension of its Medicaid provider agreement and the withholding of grant funds from state agencies. The bill emphasizes that no individual is required to take actions that violate their constitutional rights, and it establishes a process for individuals who are denied access to report such incidents for investigation.