A bill to condition certain Federal funds for States and local governments on cooperation with Federal immigration enforcement authorities, to deter illegal entry and reentry into the United States, to increase criminal penalties for crimes committed after illegal reentry into the United States, to protect Federal officers and employees from agitators using loud noises to interfere with the performance of their official duties, and to exclude organization that promote, incite, or provide material support for criminal violence from the tax benefits available under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

This bill would tie certain federal funding for states and local governments to their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement authorities. It aims to deter illegal entry and reentry into the United States by increasing criminal penalties for crimes committed after someone illegally reenters the country. The bill would also provide legal protections for federal officers and employees from interference caused by loud noises during their official duties. Additionally, it would exclude organizations that promote, incite, or provide material support for criminal violence from receiving tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. If enacted, these provisions could affect how states and localities approach immigration enforcement, increase sentences for certain offenders, and change which organizations qualify for federal tax benefits.