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Support for Families of Fallen Officers
Recent Bills/Support for Families of Fallen Officers

Support for Families of Fallen Officers

IntroducedJune 9, 2025
In Committee1 year ago
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In the House Judiciary Committee.
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Why This Matters

This bill helps the families of public safety officers who die while on duty by making it easier for them to become U.S. citizens. It recognizes their sacrifice and provides a path to citizenship without the usual residency requirements.

If you are a family member of a fallen public safety officer, you could gain U.S. citizenship more easily under this bill.
Who this affects
Surviving spouses · Children · Parents
What this bill changes
  1. 1This bill allows immediate relatives of public safety officers who die in the line of duty to apply for U.S. citizenship.
  2. 2Surviving spouses, children, and parents can be naturalized without needing to meet residency or physical presence requirements.
  3. 3The bill defines public safety officers to include those who serve in law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency services.

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IntroducedCurrentJun 9, 2025

In the House Judiciary Committee.

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