Relates to protecting students, faculty, and staff from immigration enforcement while attending or participating in school activities

The title and purpose of the act were changed from protecting against 'civil arrest' to protecting against 'immigration enforcement'.

The list of bill sponsors was expanded to include three senators instead of one.

Enforcement actions on school grounds now strictly require a valid court order or judicial warrant from an independent judge, explicitly banning the use of immigration detainers and administrative warrants.

Schools are now prohibited from allowing law enforcement to access students for immigration inquiries or status checks unless addressing an imminent safety threat or presenting a valid judicial warrant.

Schools must now immediately notify parents or guardians of any immigration enforcement arrest unless specifically prohibited by the warrant itself.

New definitions were added to clarify that 'immigration enforcement' includes actions penalizing presence or reentry in the United States.