The bill aims to combat organized retail and supply chain crime by amending the United States Code to include enhanced penalties for transportation and sale of stolen goods, and establishing the Organized Retail and Supply Chain Crime Coordination Center within the Department of Homeland Security. The Center will coordinate federal law enforcement activities, establish relationships with state and local law enforcement agencies and retail companies, track crime trends, and provide training and technical assistance. The bill also requires a report on the Center's establishment and its annual activities, with a sunset provision after seven years.