Requires government agencies, data brokers, and other persons or businesses to stop publicly posting or transferring certain personal information about defined “at-risk individuals” and to remove that information within 72 hours after receiving a written removal request. Defines covered information (home address, contact info, precise geolocation, IDs, school/day-care details, vehicle identifiers, financial account numbers, and similar data), lists limited exceptions (news reporting, voluntary posting, lawful federal sources, court order, signed release), and creates enforcement paths through the Attorney General or state attorneys general for data-broker violations and through private injunctive or declaratory suits by at-risk individuals.

The measure sets out who qualifies as an at-risk individual (Members of Congress, certain family/household members, designated congressional employees, and former Members) and includes rules of construction and a severability clause to preserve the rest of the law if part is struck down.