BE GONE Act
HR 9920 (the BE GONE Act) amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to expand the definition of "aggravated felonies" by adding "sexual assault and aggravated sexual violence" as a specific category. This change directly affects non-citizens convicted of these offenses, as it triggers mandatory deportation under existing immigration law. The bill does not create new penalties or enforcement procedures but alters the legal definition that determines deportation eligibility. It is a definitional amendment to existing immigration law, not a new enforcement measure.
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Introduction
Oct 2024
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Introduced Oct 4, 2024
Last action Oct 4, 2024
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Oct 4, 2024
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Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
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Oct 4, 2024
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1 primary · 12 co-sponsors
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Tony Gonzales
RRepublican
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Beth Van Duyne
RRepublican
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Burgess Owens
RRepublican
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Don Bacon
RRepublican
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Jeff Duncan
RRepublican
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John H. Rutherford
RRepublican
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Lloyd Smucker
RRepublican
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Michael T. McCaul
RRepublican
Co
Nancy Mace
RRepublican
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Nicole Malliotakis
RRepublican
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Pete Stauber
RRepublican
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