Ends exception for terrorism-related immigration, making some admitted people deportable.
This bill would remove a current exception in immigration law that allows certain people with terrorism ties to enter the U.S. It would also make people who entered under this exception since January 20, 2021, eligible for deportation. This means stricter rules for who can enter and stay in the country.
Today, an exception in immigration law allows certain people with terrorism-related ties to be admitted to the U.S. After this bill, that exception would be removed, making such individuals barred from entering. Also, people admitted under that exception since January 20, 2021, would become eligible for deportation.
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