Northern Border Security and Public Safety Coordination Act
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Summary
The bill formalizes federal, state, and local coordination on immigration enforcement, prioritizes removal of noncitizens convicted of serious violent crimes, and improves northern port-of-entry screening. It also mandates privacy safeguards and regular implementation reports to Congress.
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Sponsor
Bob HastingsRepublican Party
Cosponsors
- Lowell GoffRepublican Party
Archived proceedingsU.S. Senate
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Northern Border Security and Public Safety Coordination Act
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Speakers
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This bill has become law without a Presidential signature because the review period expired.
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Mr. President, I agree with Senator Collier that border security is not a slogan. It is a responsibility. The people of Alabama, and people across this country, expect their government to know who is entering, to enforce the law, and to protect communities from those who have already committed serious crimes.
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Mr. President, border security is not a slogan; it is a matter of public safety and competent government. This bill takes a practical approach by bringing federal, state, and local authorities into better coordination, while directing our strongest enforcement priority toward noncitizens convicted of serious violent crimes. That is a clear and defensible use of limited resources.
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