Require a congressional briefing within 48 hours of announcing the suspension, and an updated briefing every 30 days for as long as the suspension is in place.Require the President to consult with the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security before suspending entry of individuals or a class of individuals and.Ensure the suspension is narrowly tailored to address a compelling government interest, using the least restrictive means possible.RequireВ that suspensions on entry to the United States are based on credible facts, that the restriction on entry of any aliens or class of aliens addresses specific acts that undermine the security or public safety of the United States, human rights, democratic processes or institutions or international stability.Broaden the language of the nondiscrimination provision of the Immigration and National Act (INA) to prohibit discrimination on the basis of religion and in the administration of nonimmigrant visa issuance and entry.The National Origin-Based Antidiscrimination for Nonimmigrants Act (NO BAN) ActВ provides a check on the power of the Executive Branch by placing safeguards and accountability whenever a President seeks to suspend or limit entry of individuals into the United States. Shortly after taking office President Biden rescinded this rule. ДЇor nearly four years, people from primarily Muslim majority countries, and later even more African countries, were limited entry to the United States. More needs to be done to humanely modernize our entire immigration system вЂ“ but these bills are excellent first steps,вЂќ said Congresswoman Hayes. Both the NO Ban ActВ and the Access to Counsel ActВ will help to make our immigration system more just and fair, by codifying individual protections and expanding transparency. вЂњBanning individuals on the basis of their national origin or religion is profoundly un-American. вЂ“В Today, CongresswomanВ Jahana HayesВ (CT-05)В voted to pass two key bills, the NO BAN ActВ and the Access to Counsel Act.

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