Chip Roy Introduces Bill That Would Deport Radicals Like Zohran Mamdani and Ilhan Omar
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) is preparing to introduce legislation that would expand federal immigration law to make foreign nationals inadmissible, deportable and ineligible for naturalization if they are affiliated with or advocate for certain political or ideological organizations, according to bill text obtained by Breitbart News.
The proposal, titled the MAMDANI Act, would amend existing immigration law to prohibit admission to the U.S. for foreign nationals who are members of, affiliated with or advocate for communist, socialist, Chinese Communist or Islamic fundamentalist parties, as well as other totalitarian organizations.
The legislation would also apply to individuals affiliated with or advocating for organizations that promote socialism, communism, Chinese communism, Marxism or Islamic fundamentalism, according to the bill text.
In addition to creating new grounds for inadmissibility, the proposal would establish new deportation provisions. Under the bill, foreign nationals could be removed from the U.S. if they engage in advocacy for communism, socialism, Marxism, Chinese communism or Islamic fundamentalism after entering the country.
The measure also states that individuals could face removal if they write, distribute, circulate, print, display, possess or publish materials advocating those ideologies or on behalf of organizations promoting them. Membership in or affiliation with such parties or organizations would also qualify as grounds for removal.
The legislation further provides that determinations involving inadmissibility, deportation, naturalization or denaturalization under the bill would not be subject to judicial review.
The proposal, titled the MAMDANI Act, would amend existing immigration law to prohibit admission to the U.S. for foreign nationals who are members of, affiliated with or advocate for communist, socialist, Chinese Communist or Islamic fundamentalist parties, as well as other totalitarian organizations.
The legislation would also apply to individuals affiliated with or advocating for organizations that promote socialism, communism, Chinese communism, Marxism or Islamic fundamentalism, according to the bill text.
In addition to creating new grounds for inadmissibility, the proposal would establish new deportation provisions. Under the bill, foreign nationals could be removed from the U.S. if they engage in advocacy for communism, socialism, Marxism, Chinese communism or Islamic fundamentalism after entering the country.
The measure also states that individuals could face removal if they write, distribute, circulate, print, display, possess or publish materials advocating those ideologies or on behalf of organizations promoting them. Membership in or affiliation with such parties or organizations would also qualify as grounds for removal.
The legislation further provides that determinations involving inadmissibility, deportation, naturalization or denaturalization under the bill would not be subject to judicial review.
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