Disqualifies aliens from asylum and lawful permanent resident status if they support Sharia law or protest against the U.S. Constitution.
The BOOT Sharia Law Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to disqualify aliens from establishing good moral character, maintaining eligibility for asylum, and retaining lawful permanent resident status if they engage in activities in opposition to the United States Constitution, our form of government, or support Sharia law. It specifically bars those who have used force, coercion, violence, or terror to enforce Islamic values or Sharia law, enforce conversions to Islam, achieve an Islamist political goal, or establish Islam as the state religion from being admitted as refugees or.
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