It would require arrested immigrants’ records to be entered into the FBI’s National Crime Information Center Database and require local law enforcement to inform DHS about all immigrants who are suspected to be violating immigration laws. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would be required to train local law enforcement officials on immigration law.
If enacted, this bill would negatively impact public safety by requiring local law enforcement officials to become de facto immigration enforcement agents and notify ICE when there are undocumented immigrants in custody. Jurisdictions with sanctuary policies would not be able to receive federal immigration law enforcement funding and would be penalized for such policies. Blackburn (R-TN-7) would expand the number of undocumented immigrants detained and deported by building twenty new detention centers and incentivizing local law enforcement collaboration with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 2964, The Clear Law Enforcement for Criminal Alien Removal (CLEAR) Act, sponsored by Rep. If localities are not collaborating with ICE, this legislation would bar them from federal funding for one year and until they collaborate. It would also require the Attorney General to issue reports, at the request of any Member of Congress, regarding specific states and localities compliance with ICE. The bill would mandate collaboration between local police and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that destroys community trust in local police, encourages racial profiling, and inhibits people from reporting crimes as they fear detention and deportation. Barletta (R-PA-11), would deny federal funding to states and localities that prohibit law enforcement from gathering information about individuals’ citizenship and immigration status. 3002, The Mobilizing Against Sanctuary Cities Act, sponsored by Rep.
Duncan Hunter (R-CA-50), would withdraw and deny federal and state funding to states and localities that prohibit law enforcement from gathering information about individuals’ citizenship and immigration status. 3009, The Enforce the Law for Sanctuary Cities Act, sponsored by Rep. Further criminalizing immigrants who return to the United States after being removed or denied entry will do nothing to improve the broken U.S. For them, and for individuals who have fled violence and seek safety, their only option is to return to their homes and families in the United States. immigration system and the Obama Administration’s deportation of a record-breaking two million individuals, many of our long-standing community members have been deported. This would punish millions of individuals, including parents, grandparents and young children who are unjustly deported from the United States and then make the journey again to be reunited with their families and communities. H.R.3011, Kate’s Law, sponsored by Representative Salmon (R-AZ-5) would modify the Immigration and Nationality Act to increase the mandatory minimum sentence to five years for individuals who re-enter the United States after they are initially deported or denied entry.
S.1762, The Establishing Mandatory Minimums for Illegal Reentry Act of 2015, sponsored by Senators Cruz (R-TX) and Perdue (R-GA) would modify the Immigration and Nationality Act to increase the mandatory minimum sentence to five years for individuals who re-enter the United States after they are initially deported or denied entry. The following descriptions are of pieces of immigration legislation that were recently introduced to the United States House of Representatives. Action Alert! Tell Congress to Reject Legislation that would Force Police to Target Immigrants Call 1-86 to be connected with your Representative’s office.
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