New Refugee Entry Rules: Increased Vetting and Congressional Oversight
This bill changes the rules for admitting refugees to the United States. It introduces new security screening requirements and gives Congress more control over the number of people admitted. The aim is to enhance national security and ensure refugees do not pose a threat.
Key points
Congress will decide the number of refugees admitted, not just the President.
All refugees will undergo more thorough security checks, including screening for views incompatible with U.S. principles.
States will have the right to refuse refugee resettlement within their borders.
Individuals who commit violent crimes will be removed from the country.
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