Mandatory Local Notification Before Transporting Migrants from Border Areas.
This bill requires federal agencies, such as DHS and HHS, to notify state and local governments before transporting migrants from within 100 miles of the US border into their communities. The goal is to provide local officials with advance notice and detailed information about arriving individuals. This includes personal data, criminal convictions, and gang affiliations, allowing local authorities to better plan for public safety and resource allocation.
Key points
Federal agencies must notify state governors and local chief executives before transporting migrants from border zones (within 100 miles of the border).
Notifications must include the migrant's legal name, age, country of origin, and sex.
The notification must detail any criminal convictions or known gang affiliations, along with the types of security screenings performed.
Status:
Expired
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