Increased Transparency for Migrant Aid Grants and Ban on Abortion Funding.
This legislation mandates quarterly reporting by the State Department and USAID on all expenditures for migrant and asylum-seeker programs in Central and South America, offering citizens greater insight into how taxpayer money is spent on humanitarian aid abroad. A major change is the prohibition on funding partner organizations that provide or finance abortion services for asylum seekers.
Key points
Requires quarterly reports detailing all grants for migrant programs in Latin America, including partner selection, funding amounts, and asylum claim processing data.
Imposes a strict ban on providing grants to organizations that offer or fund abortion services, referrals, or assistance for asylum seekers.
Increases oversight of federal agencies (PRM, DRL, USAID) spending on humanitarian aid and asylum programs abroad.
Status:
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