The proposed bill aims to prohibit law enforcement agencies in Washington State from engaging in training programs, exchanges, or partnerships with foreign military forces, intelligence agencies, or security services. Specifically, it establishes new sections in chapters 10.93, 43.43, and 43.101 of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) that explicitly forbid both general and limited authority law enforcement agencies, as well as the Washington State Patrol and the commission, from participating in such activities. Additionally, these agencies are barred from funding, sponsoring, or facilitating travel for their officers to foreign countries for training purposes related to military or intelligence operations.

The bill also includes a provision that ensures if any part of the act is deemed invalid, the remaining sections will still remain in effect. This legislative measure reflects a commitment to maintaining the integrity and independence of Washington State law enforcement by preventing foreign influence through training and partnerships.