States and cities would lose federal money if they don't help with immigration enforcement.
This bill would stop federal money from going to states and local governments that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. It would also increase penalties for illegal entry and reentry. Additionally, it would make it harder for foreign students to get visas if their schools are in non-cooperating areas, increase penalties for interfering with federal officers, and remove tax benefits from non-profit groups that support criminal violence.
Today, some states and local governments have policies that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement without direct federal funding consequences. This bill would make them lose specific federal funding and face lawsuits if they continue these policies. It would also significantly increase penalties for illegal entry and reentry, and change rules for certain non-profits and foreign student visas.
S 3790 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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