This bill expands transparency requirements for international agreements involving the removal of foreign nationals from the United States. Specifically, it requires the Secretary of State to document and transmit to Congress any agreements with foreign countries to accept people subject to U.S. removal orders, including agreements that were originally made orally—which must now be put in writing. The bill also establishes a deadline for the Comptroller General to submit post-audit reports on these agreements, requiring completion within 30 days after an audit concludes. These changes are amendments to the Case-Zablocki Act, which already requires congressional notification of executive agreements. The legislation aims to increase congressional oversight of immigration-related agreements by ensuring all such arrangements, regardless of their original form, are properly documented and reported.