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This bill, known as the "Deportation Disclosure Act," requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to publish on the Department of Homeland Security's website the details of individuals who have received a final order of removal (a legal order mandating that a non-citizen be expelled from the United States). Specifically, for each person with a final removal order issued after the bill's enactment, the website must include the individual's full name, a photograph, any known aliases, and the last state of residence. The bill amends Section 240 of the Immigration and Nationality Act by adding a new subsection that mandates this public disclosure, effectively creating a searchable online database of people who have been ordered to leave the country. This transparency measure aims to provide public access to information about immigration enforcement actions, potentially allowing citizens to be more informed about deportation proceedings.

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