This bill would remove federal immunity protections for immigration enforcement officers who cause someone's death or serious bodily injury while performing their duties. Currently, federal law enforcement officers may have immunity from state prosecution for actions taken in their official capacity, but this legislation would allow states to prosecute immigration officers in these situations. The bill applies specifically to officers enforcing immigration laws under the Immigration and Nationality Act. No specific funding or implementation timeline is included in the legislation. The bill would effectively allow states to bring criminal charges against federal immigration enforcement personnel for deaths or serious injuries that occur during their enforcement activities.