The bill requires lawful-status checks for certain state-funded benefits while exempting emergency care, public health, disaster aid, K–12 education, and federally protected services. It also permits lawful federal coordination, protects personal data, and provides a process to correct verification errors.

The bill prioritizes infrastructure repairs in high-need Illinois communities while promoting good-paying jobs, local business participation, and measurable results for public spending. It does not specify funding levels, revenue sources, or enforcement standards.

Contingent on voter approval of the expanded homestead exemption, the bill automatically grants homeowners the new relief while restricting local governments from offsetting savings through higher millage rates, fees, or assessments. It also requires public votes, detailed tax notices, statewide reporting, and protections for essential services.