act.header.title

act.header.description

act.policyGoals.title

act.policyGoals.description

policy.goals.officerIdentification.title

Immigration officers must be identifiable when they conduct raids and arrests.

What this means:

Officers must wear visible name tags or ID numbers during operations
No hiding behind masks without supervisor approval
All operations must be documented and logged
Independent oversight of when officers can conceal their identity

policy.goals.familyProtection.title

Keep American families together by protecting non-violent immigrants who are closely related to U.S. citizens.

Who gets protection:

Spouses, parents, or children of U.S. citizens
Primary caregivers of U.S. citizen children, elderly, or disabled family members
Must not have serious criminal convictions

policy.goals.asylumFairness.title

No blanket asylum bans based on nationality - every asylum case should be judged individually.

What this means:

Can't reject asylum claims just because someone is from a specific country
Each case must be reviewed individually based on the person's specific situation
Security screening continues for everyone
Follow existing laws and procedures

policy.goals.humanRightsProtection.title

Don't deport people to dangerous countries where they could face torture, persecution, or death.

What this means:

No deportations to countries with State Department "Do Not Travel" warnings for human rights abuses
Protection when there's evidence someone could be killed or tortured
Immigration judges must consider official U.S. government reports about country conditions

policy.goals.languageAccess.title

Guarantee language interpreters during immigration arrests and questioning.

What this means:

People must be told they can get a free interpreter
No questioning without an interpreter unless the person says no in writing
Interpreters must be properly trained and certified
Available in person or through secure video calls

policy.goals.immigrationCourtReform.title

Fix the immigration court system by hiring more judges, updating technology, and reducing case backlogs.

What needs to be fixed:

Hire more immigration judges and support staff
Update outdated computer systems and allow secure video hearings
Improve court facilities and equipment
Better training for judges on current laws and procedures