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S. 3891 (119th Congress)Committee
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ICE Accountability Act

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The bill establishes the Commission for Independent Monitoring of Immigration Enforcement, an independent body within the legislative branch composed of four monitors, to oversee Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and other immigration agencies. The Commission would conduct unannounced on-site visits, review records and body camera footage, issue monthly public reports, and, upon a 3-of-4 vote, issue findings of serious or willful violations, refer matters for prosecution, and bring civil actions seeking penalties of $500,000 per day of noncompliance. Supporters and opponents would likely disagree on whether the Commission's oversight powers and penalties are appropriate, and the provided text is truncated before the full personnel, funding, and whistleblower provisions.

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