Establishes a process for designating a safe third country and review of such determinations under the Immigration and Nationality Act.
The bill amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to create a process for designating a safe third country for asylum seekers. It limits judicial review of the Attorney General's determinations, except in specific cases. Aliens can present evidence to challenge removal to a designated safe third country. The Secretary of State must issue a rule setting minimum standards for such designations, including due process for immigrants. The Secretary must also certify that a country meets these standards before it can be designated as a safe third country.
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