Limits detention of aliens of good moral character and restricts public display of parties in immigration proceedings.
The Fundamental Immigration Fairness Act restricts the authority of the Secretary of Homeland Security from detaining aliens of good moral character before an order of removal is entered. It also prohibits the Attorney General from displaying the names of parties to an immigration proceeding outside the room where the proceeding is taking place or any accessible public location within a facility of the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
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