The bill, sponsored by five legislators, aims to enact the "Immigrant Safety Act," prohibiting public bodies in New Mexico from entering agreements to detain individuals for federal civil immigration violations. It also requires the termination of any existing agreements for such detention. The bill further prohibits the use of public property for detaining individuals for federal civil immigration violations and prohibits public bodies from imposing laws or policies conflicting with the act. Law enforcement personnel's ability to perform investigative stops as permitted by state law is preserved. Enforcement may be carried out through civil actions, providing injunctive relief. The bill includes a separability clause, ensuring that the invalidity of one part does not affect the rest.