Summary

Creates a new mandatory detention and expedited removal rule for noncitizens who are found to be gang members, supporters of designated foreign terrorist organizations, or who have been convicted of a long list of specified crimes (including any felony and certain misdemeanors such as assault on an officer, sexual offenses, domestic violence, stalking, crimes against children, and violating protection orders). The bill also defines several "vulnerable groups" (children under 16, pregnant people, those with severe disabilities, and people over 65) and states that covered noncitizens are not eligible for withholding of removal under U.S. immigration law. The measure adds a new statutory provision to the expedited removal chapter of immigration law, requires mandatory detention and quicker removal processing for the listed categories, and updates the chapter table of contents. It does not specify funding or other implementation deadlines in the text provided.

• Adds a new statutory provision requiring mandatory detention and expedited removal for certain criminally associated noncitizens.
• Covers gang members, material supporters of designated foreign terrorist organizations, and persons convicted of a broad list of crimes (including any felony).
• Defines "member of a vulnerable group" (children under 16, pregnant women, severely disabled individuals, and those over 65).
• Makes covered noncitizens ineligible for withholding of removal under U.S. immigration law.
• Inserts the new provision into the expedited removal chapter and updates the chapter table of contents.
• Does not include explicit funding, appropriations, or detailed implementation timelines in the text provided.
• Expedited removal and mandatory detention reduce typical procedural protections and lengthen detention exposure for covered individuals.
• Applies to certain misdemeanors as well as felonies, including offenses that target vulnerable groups and law enforcement officers.