Passport Denial for Terrorism Support

Official: No Passports for Terrorists and Traffickers Act

IntroducedJune 10, 2025

Why This Matters

This bill aims to prevent individuals who support terrorism from traveling internationally by denying or revoking their passports. It also provides a way for affected individuals to appeal these decisions.

If you are linked to a foreign terrorist organization, you could lose your passport and ability to travel abroad.

Affects: Individuals charged with or convicted of supporting terrorism and their families.

What changes is this bill making?

1. This bill allows the government to deny passports to individuals linked to foreign terrorist organizations. 2. It requires the Secretary of State to revoke passports for those charged with supporting terrorism. 3. Individuals can appeal the denial or revocation of their passport within 60 days. 4. The Secretary of State can issue limited passports for individuals returning to the U.S. under certain conditions. 5. Reports on passport denials and revocations must be submitted to Congress.

Who is affected?

Individuals charged with or convicted of supporting terrorism and their families.