Visas, border policy, asylum rules, and pathways to citizenship. We're tracking 16 bills in this area — 15 still in play.
Bill would prohibit undocumented immigrants from receiving federal housing assistance programs.
Bill passed House Judiciary Committee on party-line vote (16-14) without any bipartisan cosponsors.
Bill targets legal services fraud targeting immigrants, likely creating penalties for bad-faith immigration attorneys and notarios.
Removes seasonal-only requirement from H-2A agricultural visas, allowing year-round farm work instead of temporary harvest jobs.
Bill addresses Temporary Protected Status (TPS), a program that allows foreign nationals from designated countries to live and work in the U.S. during crises.
Bill shields the diversity visa lottery program from elimination or major cuts.
Bill targets removal of noncitizens linked to terrorist organizations or activities from the U.S.
Symbolic resolution marking 2026 as the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
Detailed summary unavailable. Bill introduced June 18, 2026, with title suggesting changes to immigration policy favoring U.S. workers.
Bill targets immigration enforcement, though detailed provisions aren't yet public.
Detailed policy analysis pending — bill introduced June 16, 2026 with official summary not yet published by Congressional Research Service.
Bill would grant state governors authority to inspect federal immigration detention facilities and related operations within their borders.
$70 billion to Department of Homeland Security, Border Patrol, and ICE through fiscal year 2029.
Bill defines and clarifies federal authority to detain immigrants pending removal proceedings or deportation.
Expands 287(g) program, which lets local police enforce federal immigration law under ICE supervision.
Makes DUI/impaired driving a reason to bar non-citizens from entering the U.S. or deport them if already here.