The Deportation Disclosure Act would require the Department of Homeland Security to publicly post information about individuals who receive final deportation orders on its website. For each person deported, the government would publish their name, photograph, any aliases they've used, and the last state where they lived. The bill applies to all deportation orders issued after the law takes effect and would affect anyone placed in removal proceedings by immigration authorities. The legislation does not specify any funding amounts or implementation timeline beyond requiring publication to begin after enactment. This bill would make deportation case information that is currently handled through individual case files available as a public database.
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