This bill aims to protect individuals attending immigration court by limiting arrests and detentions by immigration officers. It ensures that people can participate in their hearings without fear of being taken into custody.
If you are attending an immigration court hearing, you cannot be arrested there without a warrant.
Who this affects
Individuals in immigration proceedings · Families of individuals in immigration proceedings
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill stops the Department of Homeland Security from arresting people at immigration courts.
2Individuals attending immigration hearings cannot be detained unless there is a judicial warrant.
3The bill protects people during their immigration cases, including appeals and motions.
4Officers must get approval from a senior official before arresting someone at scheduled check-ins.
5Annual reports will track compliance with these rules and the number of arrests made.
