Prohibits a range of immigration benefits and protections for people connected to Palestinian-administered areas of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) and Gaza or who hold passports/travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority. It nullifies recent executive actions on Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) for certain Palestinians, bars federal funds to provide DED to people from those areas, and amends multiple immigration laws to make such persons ineligible for Temporary Protected Status (TPS), parole, asylum, refugee admission, and to be admitted; it also makes them deportable and allows rescission of lawful permanent resident status after a specified violent crime conviction.

The bill changes several provisions across the Immigration and Nationality Act to create a consistent prohibition on entry, protection, and certain immigration relief for persons who habitually lived in Palestinian-administered territories or who hold Palestinian Authority-issued travel documents, and it directs removal of those already admitted in some cases.