Makes serious drunk driving offenses causing death or injury an 'aggravated felony' for non-citizens.
This bill would change immigration law to make certain serious drunk driving offenses a more severe crime under federal rules. If a non-citizen is convicted of drunk driving that causes death or serious injury, they would be classified as having committed an 'aggravated felony.' This classification would make them unable to enter the United States.
Today, federal immigration law does not automatically classify serious drunk driving offenses that cause death or serious injury as 'aggravated felonies.' This means non-citizens convicted of these crimes do not automatically face the most severe immigration consequences, such as being barred from entering the country. If this bill becomes law, these specific serious drunk driving offenses would be added to the list of 'aggravated felonies,' making non-citizens convicted of them unable to enter the United States.
S 3584 · 119th Congress · January 7, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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