The VALID Act would prohibit airlines from transporting passengers who use three specific forms of identification or authorization: the CBP One Mobile Application, DHS Form I-385 (Notice to Report), and DHS Form I-862 (Notice to Appear). The bill targets both domestic and international flights, making it illegal for any air carrier operating in U.S. airspace or landing at U.S. airports to actively provide or facilitate transportation for anyone using these documents. Airlines that violate the prohibition would face a permanent ban from operating aircraft in foreign air transportation or landing at U.S. airports. The legislation does not specify funding requirements or implementation timelines, and it would take effect upon passage. This bill would primarily affect immigration-related air travel involving individuals using these particular DHS-issued documents or immigration applications.
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