Establishes new inadmissibility and deportability grounds for close relatives of foreign terrorists.
The No Safe Haven for Terrorist Families Act aims to enhance national security by preventing close relatives of foreign terrorists from entering or remaining in the United States. It mandates enhanced screening procedures for visa applications and admissions, targeting family members of designated terrorists, senior officials of state sponsors of terrorism, and sanctioned kleptocrats. The Act also makes these family members inadmissible and deportable, with no eligibility for discretionary relief. The Act applies retroactively and requires annual reporting on enforcement actions.
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