The Neighbors Not Enemies Act repeals the Alien Enemies Act, which allows for the detention and exclusion of non-citizens deemed enemies during.
The Neighbors Not Enemies Act seeks to repeal the Alien Enemies Act, a law that permits the detention and exclusion of non-citizens who are considered enemies during wartime. This bill aims to eliminate these provisions, potentially affecting how the U.S. government handles non-citizens during conflicts. The repeal could influence the legal framework for managing enemy aliens, impacting national security policies and legal protections for non-citizens.
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