The TIMEOUT Act mandates relocation of federal office space in sanctuary jurisdictions and prohibits new federal office space in such areas.

The TIMEOUT Act requires the relocation of nonessential federal office space in sanctuary jurisdictions, defined as states or localities that restrict federal entities from occupying or funding federal office space. The General Services Administration must identify these spaces and report to Congress within a year. Federal agencies must submit relocation plans and complete the relocation within 90 days. The act also prohibits federal agencies from sharing citizenship or immigration status information and from complying with certain immigration detainers.

The TIMEOUT Act mandates relocation of federal office space in sanctuary jurisdictions and prohibits new federal office space in such areas.

The TIMEOUT Act requires the relocation of nonessential federal office space in sanctuary jurisdictions, defined as states or localities that restrict federal entities from occupying or funding federal office space. The General Services Administration must identify these spaces and report to Congress within a year. Federal agencies must submit relocation plans and complete the relocation within 90 days. The act also prohibits federal agencies from sharing citizenship or immigration status information and from complying with certain immigration detainers.