The No Visas for Violent Criminals Act makes certain protest-related offenses grounds for deportation and expedited removal of immigrants from the United States. Specifically, foreign nationals convicted of crimes committed during protests—including defacing or vandalizing federal property or blocking highways, roads, bridges, or tunnels—become subject to deportation. When such a conviction occurs, the bill requires that the person's visa be immediately cancelled and that they be removed from the country within 60 days. The legislation affects non-citizens who are convicted of these protest-related offenses, and it establishes a mandatory timeline for their removal rather than allowing case-by-case discretion in immigration proceedings. There is no specific funding authorization mentioned in the bill.
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