S 3587 United States Senate · 118th Congress

Mandatory Removal Proceedings Act

The Mandatory Removal Proceedings Act (S 3587) requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to immediately start removal proceedings for non-citizens whose visas are revoked due to security concerns. It removes the previous discretion of the Secretary to decide whether to proceed, mandating automatic removal when a visa revocation occurs under specific security grounds outlined in immigration law. This policy directly affects foreign nationals with visas revoked on security-related grounds, such as those posing threats to national security. The bill changes the procedural step after visa revocation without altering the grounds for revocation itself.
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Introduced Jan 11, 2024 Last action Jan 11, 2024
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