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Secure Borders and Orderly Processing Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Immigration

Summary

This bill increases border enforcement capacity by adding Border Patrol agents, asylum officers, immigration judges, detention and family processing space, and surveillance resources in high-crossing areas. It also creates faster timelines for unlawful crossings and weak claims while keeping lawful asylum access and requiring public reporting on staffing, backlogs, detention use, and results.

Full text

A bill to strengthen border security and restore orderly immigration enforcement by increasing the hiring, training, and deployment of U.S. Border Patrol agents, asylum officers, immigration judges, and support staff; authorizing additional temporary detention and family processing capacity that meets existing federal health and safety standards; expanding surveillance, screening, and transportation resources in high-crossing sectors; and establishing accelerated but fair processing timelines for unlawful crossings and clearly meritless claims, while preserving access to lawful asylum procedures and requiring regular public reporting to Congress on staffing, case backlogs, detention utilization, and operational outcomes.

Sponsor

Mitch ColtonRepublican Party

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