The proposed bill seeks to establish a new section in South Dakota law that prohibits state entities and political subdivisions from adopting or implementing specific policies related to immigration enforcement. Specifically, it forbids any policy that limits or prohibits individuals from communicating or cooperating with federal agencies regarding the immigration status of others. Additionally, the bill prevents any policy that would grant unlawful noncitizens the right to lawful presence or status within the state.

Furthermore, the bill declares that any policy, order, or ordinance that violates these provisions is considered void. It also protects law enforcement officers from facing disciplinary action for refusing to comply with or enforce any such policies that contravene the new law. This legislation aims to ensure that state and local governments do not create barriers to federal immigration enforcement efforts.