The GAZA Act would prohibit any foreign national holding a passport issued by the Palestinian Authority from entering the United States. Under this legislation, such individuals would be deemed ineligible for visas, admission, parole, or any immigration benefits under federal immigration law. The bill would effectively create a blanket ban on Palestinian Authority passport holders, treating them as inadmissible to the country regardless of their circumstances or qualifications. The bill does not specify a timeline for implementation or any funding requirements, as it primarily changes immigration eligibility rules. This legislation would affect Palestinian Authority passport holders seeking to enter or remain in the United States.