This bill establishes new legal provisions regarding the apprehension and prosecution of individuals unlawfully present in the United States. It introduces a felony charge for individuals arrested for violating state criminal laws who are found to be unlawfully present, with a minimum imprisonment term of five years. Additionally, it allows for the posting of a cash bond of at least $35,000. The court is granted the authority to dismiss the prosecution and issue a written order for the individual to return to their country of origin under specific conditions, including the individual's agreement to the order and the absence of prior violent crime convictions.

Furthermore, upon the Department of Corrections receiving custody of the individual, they are required to notify the United States Customs and Border Protection within seven days to facilitate the individual's repatriation. The bill emphasizes the urgency of its provisions by declaring an emergency, allowing it to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.