Guaranteeing the States Protection Against Invasion Act of 2026

This bill would let the President declare that an invasion exists at the U.S.-Mexico land border and would require the President to notify Congress within 7 days of issuing or ending such a declaration. While a declaration is in effect, the President would be required to suspend the entry of anyone who unlawfully enters or tries to enter across the southern border. Those people would be barred from asylum, withholding of removal, parole, and other relief that would let them stay, and courts could not review these decisions except claims of U.S. nationality. People who do not provide required health and security information before entry would be inadmissible and subject to immediate removal. The Secretary of Homeland Security would be directed to repel the invasion and detain, expel, or remove those involved, and the President could direct federal personnel and assets to help.

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Sponsors

• Wesley Hunt Republican sponsor
• 0 cosponsors