Caps prices on items sold at immigration detention facility commissaries.

The Stop ICE Price Gouging Act imposes a cap on the price of items sold at the commissary of immigration detention facilities. Essential items, such as hygiene and health products, can be sold with a markup of no more than 5% above the vendor price. Nonessential items, such as electronics and recreational items, can be sold with a markup of no more than 35% above the vendor price. The Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is responsible for addressing violations, which can include imposing corrective actions, requiring refunds, or terminating contracts with repeat offenders.

Caps prices on items sold at immigration detention facility commissaries.

The Stop ICE Price Gouging Act imposes a cap on the price of items sold at the commissary of immigration detention facilities. Essential items, such as hygiene and health products, can be sold with a markup of no more than 5% above the vendor price. Nonessential items, such as electronics and recreational items, can be sold with a markup of no more than 35% above the vendor price. The Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is responsible for addressing violations, which can include imposing corrective actions, requiring refunds, or terminating contracts with repeat offenders.