Deport the Terrorists Act of 2026

This bill would change federal immigration law so that when a naturalized U.S. citizen is convicted of a listed terrorism-related federal crime, the court that convicted the person must cancel the person's citizenship and naturalization certificate. The listed crimes include offenses such as using weapons of mass destruction, terrorism crossing national borders, bombing public places, and providing material support to terrorists or terrorist groups, as well as attempts or conspiracies to commit them. The bill would also make any non-citizen convicted of one of these offenses deportable. It would direct the Secretary of Homeland Security to prioritize removing people whose citizenship is canceled under this law.

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Sponsors

• Bill Huizenga Republican sponsor
• 7 cosponsors