Ends fees for unaccompanied children seeking asylum and other protections, blocks certain body exams, and protects their information.
This bill would stop requiring unaccompanied children to pay various fees for things like asylum applications, work permits, and immigration court. It would also prevent certain body examinations and limit how their personal information can be shared with immigration enforcement. People who already paid these fees would get refunds.
Today, unaccompanied children and others must pay various fees for immigration processes like asylum and work permits, and certain body examinations are allowed. Information about sponsors can also be shared with immigration enforcement. If this bill becomes law, unaccompanied children would be exempt from these fees, the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status fee would be eliminated for everyone, certain body examinations would be blocked, and sponsor information would be protected from immigration enforcement. People who already paid these fees would get refunds.
S 3322 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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