Creates clear rules for when the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can parole noncitizens into the United States, limits what parolees can receive (work and immigration-status benefits), sets time limits and extension rules for parole, and requires DHS to publish yearly data on parole grants. It also lets any person, State, or local government that suffers more than $1,000 in financial harm from the Federal Government’s failure to follow the law sue the Government, and includes a severability rule so the rest of the law stays in effect if one part is found invalid.

Introduced May 5, 2025 by Charles Ernest Grassley · Last progress May 5, 2025