Protecting Military Assets Act of 2025

This bill would change immigration law so that noncitizens who trespass on U.S. military, naval, or Coast Guard property face tougher consequences. If someone is convicted of this offense—or admits to committing it—they could be denied entry to the United States. If they are already in the country and are convicted, they could be deported.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Noncitizens (people who are not U.S. citizens).
• What changes: Makes trespassing on military, naval, or Coast Guard property a reason to be turned away at the border or removed from the U.S. after a conviction; also treats admissions of committing the offense as a reason for being inadmissible.
• Where it applies: Military, naval, and Coast Guard sites.