To end detention and electronic monitoring, and redirect funding to community-based wrap-around services.
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Summary
This bill would end federal immigration detention and electronic monitoring of noncitizens, terminate detention contracts within two years, and remove all ankle monitors within six months. It repeals key detention authorities in the Immigration and Nationality Act, prohibits federal funding for detention and monitoring programs, and eliminates information-sharing partnerships between DHS and state/local law enforcement for immigration enforcement. The bill establishes a grant program through the Department of Health and Human Services to fund community-based organizations providing wrap-around social services—including housing, mental health care, employment assistance, and legal aid—to individuals affected by immigration enforcement.
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