End U Visa Abuse Act

This bill would repeal the U visa program in federal immigration law. The U visa currently lets certain noncitizen crime victims who help law enforcement stay in the United States, get work permits, and later apply for permanent residence. The bill would remove the U visa category and strike related sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act, including the provision allowing U visa holders to become lawful permanent residents and the waiver of inadmissibility grounds for U visa applicants. The bill also lists congressional findings about fraud cases, pending applications, and other visa options for crime victims and witnesses.

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Sponsors

• Chip Roy Republican sponsor
• 2 cosponsors