Deportation Orders Made Public: New Online Registry of Removed Individuals
This law requires the Department of Homeland Security to publish online the details of every individual who receives a final order of removal (deportation). Citizens will gain access to the person's name, photograph, aliases, and last known state of residence. This measure aims to increase transparency in immigration enforcement but involves the public disclosure of personal data of those subject to removal orders.
Key points
DHS must publish information about individuals who receive a final deportation order on its website.
The public data includes the individual's name, photograph, aliases, and last known state of residence.
The change increases government transparency regarding immigration enforcement actions.
Status:
Introduced
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