Criminal Illegal Alien Report Act

This bill would require the Department of Homeland Security to give Congress a report about crimes committed in the U.S. by people who were allowed to enter under immigration “parole” programs. The report must include how many such people committed crimes, their nationalities, and whether any had ties to terrorists or transnational criminal groups. DHS would have 60 days after the bill becomes law to deliver this report.

Key points:

• Who is affected: DHS (must prepare the report); Congress (receives it); people admitted under immigration parole are indirectly affected through data collection.
• What changes: A one-time report on crimes by parole recipients, including nationalities and any links to terrorist or criminal groups.
• When: Within 60 days after it becomes law.

This bill does not change who can enter the country or set penalties. It mainly seeks information to help lawmakers review these parole programs.