The proposed bill aims to enhance data and personal safety protections for all Washington residents within public accommodations, particularly focusing on early learning providers, schools, healthcare facilities, institutions of higher education, and election offices. Key provisions include prohibiting these entities from collecting information regarding immigration or citizenship status and restricting access to nonpublic areas by immigration enforcement officers without a valid judicial warrant or court order. Additionally, the bill mandates that if a worker subject to immigration enforcement is represented by a union, the respective employer must contact the worker's collective bargaining representative.

The bill also requires the Attorney General to develop a model policy for early learning providers to limit immigration enforcement assistance, ensuring that these settings remain safe and accessible regardless of immigration status. Each school district must adopt a similar policy by the 2027-28 school year, and healthcare facilities and adult family homes are instructed to create policies designating public and nonpublic areas. The bill emphasizes that nothing within it creates a private right of action for individuals or entities and includes a provision for immediate effect due to its necessity for public safety and support of state institutions.