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This bill, known as the "Deportation Compliance Act," prohibits the United States from providing foreign assistance to countries that refuse or delay accepting their own citizens or nationals who have been ordered deported. Specifically, if the Secretary of State invokes a provision in the Immigration and Nationality Act (section 243(d)) to stop granting visas to nationals of a country that is not cooperating with taking back its citizens, and that country continues to deny or unreasonably delay accepting these individuals for 180 consecutive days, the country will become ineligible for U.S. foreign aid. The bill aims to create a financial incentive for countries to promptly and willingly repatriate their citizens who have been ordered removed from the United States, using the potential loss of financial assistance as a mechanism to encourage compliance with deportation procedures.

Military Affairs and Security

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