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The bill increases transparency and makes it easier for authorities to identify and remove people with final removal orders, while substantially increasing privacy, safety, and misidentification risks for listed individuals and some administrative cost to taxpayers.
State and local officials, law enforcement, and federal partners can identify and locate individuals with final removal orders because DHS will publish names, photos, aliases, and last-known State, improving enforcement coordination and the ability to carry out removals.
Taxpayers and the general public gain increased transparency and awareness of immigration enforcement outcomes through publicly available information on final removal orders.
Immigrants subject to final removal orders will face heightened privacy risks, doxxing, harassment, and threats because their names, photos, aliases, and last-known State are publicly posted.
Families and community members may be endangered when the published 'last known State' reveals locations or associations, creating safety risks for household members and associates.
Public posting of names and photos risks false identification and harm to people who share names or resemble published images, including people with disabilities or other vulnerable individuals.
Based on analysis of 2 sections of legislative text.
Requires DHS to post on its website the name, photo, aliases, and last known State of residence for each person issued a final order of removal after enactment.
Official title: To make orders of removal publicly available, and for other purposes.
Introduced October 21, 2025 by Andrew S. Biggs · Last progress October 21, 2025
The bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to post on its website the name of every person who receives a final order of removal after the law takes effect, and for each person also to publish a photograph, any known aliases, and the individual's last known State of residence. It simply adds a public‑disclosure requirement to existing removal-order law; no new benefits, penalties, or funding are created.