Protect America First Act: Immigration Moratorium and Border Security
This act imposes a four-year moratorium on immigration to the United States, aiming to secure borders and allow citizens to return to work. It also strengthens zero-tolerance immigration policies, mandates border wall construction, and halts funding for cities that do not cooperate with immigration authorities. Citizens may experience changes in immigration policy and border security.
Key points
Imposition of a four-year ban on most immigration, with the goal of securing borders.
Strengthening of border and local law enforcement actions regarding the detention and deportation of undocumented individuals.
Withholding of federal funding for cities that do not cooperate with immigration authorities.
Allocation of $22 billion for the construction and maintenance of a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Repeal of DACA and DAPA programs and prohibition of financial aid to certain Latin American countries.
Status:
Expired
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