Preserving a Sharia-Free America Act

This bill would require the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Attorney General to deny visas, immigration benefits, immigration relief, and entry to the United States to any non-citizen who adheres to Sharia law. Non-citizens already in the United States who are found to adhere to Sharia law would have their visas or immigration benefits revoked and would be removed from the country. Non-citizens who make false statements to the federal government about whether they adhere to Sharia law would also lose their immigration status and be removed. Decisions made by these officials under the bill would be final and could not be reviewed by any court.

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Sponsors

• Chip Roy Republican sponsor
• 28 cosponsors