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Restoring Order and State Immigration Support Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Immigration

Summary

This bill boosts funding for border barriers, surveillance, and Border Patrol, while directing DHS to focus detention and expedited removal on undocumented immigrants with repeated criminal convictions or repeated violations of removal orders. It also expands federal-state cooperation, reimburses states for certain immigration-related costs, and requires quarterly public reporting on enforcement and reimbursements.

Full text

A bill to strengthen border security and interior immigration enforcement by increasing funding for physical barriers, surveillance, and Border Patrol staffing in high-traffic sectors; requiring the Department of Homeland Security to prioritize detention and expedited removal proceedings for unlawfully present individuals convicted of multiple criminal offenses or who repeatedly violate removal orders; expanding cooperation and data-sharing with state and local law enforcement consistent with federal law and civil-rights protections; reimbursing states and localities for documented costs related to incarceration, emergency healthcare, and school enrollment associated with unlawful immigration; and requiring quarterly public reporting to Congress on removals, repeat-entry prosecutions, and state reimbursement disbursements.

Sponsor

Mac BransonRepublican Party

Cosponsors

Motions

Motions will become available once this bill enters floor debate.