Bill > HR3360

This bill, the Asylum Reform and Border Protection Act of 2019, aims to modify the treatment of unaccompanied alien children in federal custody due to their immigration status. Key provisions include: clarifying that the government will not bear any expense for counsel in removal proceedings, changing the credible fear interview standard, requiring recording of expedited removal and credible fear interviews, reforming parole authority, modifying preferential asylum availability for unaccompanied minors, amending safe third country and withholding of removal provisions, addressing asylum termination and frivolous applications, limiting asylum eligibility based on generalized violence, defining "membership in a particular social group", and clarifying the role of rogue foreign government officials in asylum and removal determinations. The bill also makes several technical amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act.