Faster Deportation for Non-Citizens Convicted of Protest-Related Crimes
This bill introduces stricter deportation rules for non-citizens convicted of specific public order offenses. Any alien convicted of crimes related to protests on campuses, vandalism of federal monuments, or intentional road obstruction will face immediate visa cancellation. The legislation aims to strengthen immigration consequences for disruptive activities, mandating expedited removal within 60 days of conviction.
Key points
Expands the list of deportable offenses to include crimes committed during protests at higher education institutions or religious facilities.
Deportation also applies to vandalism or destruction of federal monuments and intentional obstruction of highways, roads, or tunnels.
Upon conviction for these crimes, the alien's visa is immediately canceled, and removal must occur within 60 days.
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