This bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to notify members of Congress and state governors at least three days before any migrant flight lands in their jurisdiction. The notifications must include detailed information about the migrants on each flight, including their number, age, sex, country of origin, final destinations, and the security screening they underwent. The bill also requires disclosure of the amount and types of federal resources spent on resettlement, transportation, or relocation of these individuals. The legislation applies to flights carrying migrants in federal parole programs, but does not establish new funding or implementation deadlines beyond the three-day advance notice requirement. This bill affects immigration officials, congressional representatives, state governors, and communities receiving migrant populations.
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