The proposed legislation establishes an Office of Immigrant Community Mental Health and Resilience within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). This office is designed to assist communities in providing mental health services to individuals experiencing fear-based trauma related to federal immigration law enforcement actions, aiming to enhance family stability and mental health support. The office would implement programs such as establishing mobile mental health response teams , providing emergency counseling vouchers , and administering a mental health grant program for eligible entities. It would also focus on workforce development by supporting the hiring of culturally competent behavioral health specialists and training healthcare providers. A critical provision prohibits the sharing of any data collected by this Office with federal immigration law enforcement agencies. Furthermore, the bill authorizes grants for trauma-informed mental health services, crisis counseling, and public awareness campaigns in impacted communities. These grants can also support the integration of multilingual, trauma-informed mental health services with healthcare provided by local educational agencies.