H.R.9199

H. R. 9199

June 8, 2026

Mr. Roy (for himself, Mr. Perry, Mr. Cloud, Mr. Donalds, Ms. Boebert, Mr. Ogles, and Mr. Higgins of Louisiana) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, and in addition to the Committees on Homeland Security, Ways and Means, and Foreign Affairs, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned

A BILL

To secure the borders of the United States, and for other purposes.

1. Short title; table of contents; DIVISION A—BORDER SECURITY; 101. Definitions; 102. Border wall construction; 103. Strengthening the requirements for barriers along the southern border; 104. Border and port security technology investment plan; 105. Border security technology program management; 106. U.S. customs and border protection technology upgrades; 107. U.S. customs and border protection personnel; 108. Anti-border corruption act reauthorization; 109. Establishment of workload staffing models for U.S. border patrol and air and marine operations of cbp; 110. Operation stonegarden; 111. Air and marine operations flight hours; 112. Eradication of carrizo cane and salt cedar; 113. Border patrol strategic plan; 114. U.S. customs and border protection spiritual readiness; 115. Restrictions on funding; 116. Collection of dna and biometric information at the border; 117. Eradication of narcotic drugs and formulating effective new tools to address yearly losses of life; ensuring timely updates to U.S. customs and border protection field manuals; 118. Publication by U.S. customs and border protection of operational statistics; 119. Alien criminal background checks; 120. Prohibited identification documents at airport security checkpoints; notification to immigration agencies; 121. Prohibition against any Covid–19 vaccine mandate or adverse action against dhs employees; 122. Cbp one app limitation; 123. Report on mexican drug cartels; 124. Gao study on costs incurred by states to secure the southwest border; 125. Report by inspector general of the department of homeland security; 126. Offsetting authorizations of appropriations; 127. Report to congress on foreign terrorist organizations; 128. Assessment by inspector general of the department of homeland security on the mitigation of unmanned aircraft systems at the southwest border; DIVISION B—IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS; TITLE I—ASYLUM REFORM AND BORDER PROTECTION; 101. Safe third country; 102. Credible fear interviews; 103. Clarification of asylum eligibility; 104. Exceptions; 105. Employment authorization; 106. Asylum fees; 107. Rules for determining asylum eligibility; 108. Firm resettlement; 109. Notice concerning frivolous asylum applications; 110. Technical amendments; 111. Requirement for procedures relating to certain asylum applications; TITLE II—BORDER SAFETY AND MIGRANT PROTECTION; 201. Inspection of applicants for admission; 202. Operational detention facilities; TITLE III—PREVENTING UNCONTROLLED MIGRATION FLOWS IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE; 301. United States policy regarding western hemisphere cooperation on immigration and asylum; 302. Negotiations by secretary of state; 303. Mandatory briefings on United States efforts to address the border crisis; TITLE IV—ENSURING UNITED FAMILIES AT THE BORDER; 401. Clarification of standards for family detention; TITLE V—PROTECTION OF CHILDREN; 501. Findings; 502. Repatriation of unaccompanied alien children; 503. Special immigrant juvenile status for immigrants unable to reunite with either parent; 504. Rule of construction; TITLE VI—VISA OVERSTAYS PENALTIES; 601. Expanded penalties for illegal entry or presence; TITLE VII—IMMIGRATION PAROLE REFORM; 701. Immigration parole reform; 702. Implementation; 703. Cause of action; 704. Severability; TITLE VIII—REPEALING REGULATIONS; 801. Repealing regulations