Blocks visas for religious freedom violators, making their names public.
This bill would block people who have committed religious freedom violations from getting U.S. visas. It would also require the government to publicly share the names of these individuals and where the violations happened. This aims to keep those involved in such acts from entering the U.S.
Today, U.S. immigration law does not specifically block people from getting visas if they have committed religious freedom violations. If this bill becomes law, individuals involved in particularly severe violations of religious freedom or other violations of religious freedom would be blocked from entering the U.S. The Department of State would also be required to publicly list their names and the locations of the violations, with some exceptions for foreign policy reasons.
S 3679 · 119th Congress · January 15, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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