Guarantees states protection against invasion by allowing the President to declare an invasion at the southern border and suspend entry and.
The Guaranteeing the States Protection Against Invasion Act of 2026 amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to allow the President to declare an invasion at the southern border. During such a declaration, the President can suspend entry and immigration benefits for aliens involved in the invasion. Aliens who unlawfully enter or attempt to enter the United States during a declared invasion are ineligible for relief, protection, or benefits. The Secretary of Homeland Security can take necessary actions to repel the invasion and prevent further entry.
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