The bill establishes a prohibition against cities, towns, and counties in Wyoming from enacting or enforcing immigration sanctuary policies. It defines key terms such as "federal officials," "immigration status," and "policy," and mandates that local officials must communicate and cooperate with federal law enforcement regarding immigration status information. The bill specifies that any governing body that violates this prohibition may face penalties, including the withholding of state and federally administered funding, as determined by the governor in consultation with the attorney general.

Additionally, the bill outlines the definitions and responsibilities of local and county officials, ensuring that they are required to report immigration status information while performing their official duties. The effective date of the bill is immediate upon completion of the necessary legislative processes.