The Protecting Military Assets Act of 2025 amends immigration law to make non-citizens who have been convicted of or admit to illegally entering military, naval, or Coast Guard property ineligible for admission to the United States and subject to deportation if already in the country. The bill references federal criminal law that prohibits unauthorized access to these military installations and treats violations of this law as grounds for denying entry and removal. This legislation affects foreign nationals and immigrants who have committed this specific type of offense, making it a deportable offense and an impediment to obtaining immigration status. The bill does not specify funding requirements or implementation timelines, focusing instead on expanding the immigration grounds for inadmissibility and deportability related to military property breaches.
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