Creates a U.S. process to identify and respond to foreign people who commit or are responsible for serious human rights abuses against LGBTQI persons. The law requires the administration to publish and update a public list of such foreign persons on a six‑month cycle, bars people on the list from receiving U.S. visas or admission (with narrow presidential waivers), requires implementing regulations and regular congressional reporting, and directs the State Department to assign senior officer(s) to track violence, criminalization, and restrictions on freedoms aimed at people based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or sex characteristics.