Fundamental Immigration Fairness Act

Summary

The bill bars the Secretary of Homeland Security from holding in custody any alien who is deemed of good moral character until a removal order is issued, except when a judge finds the person lacks that character. It also stops the Attorney General from publicly posting the names of parties in immigration cases. The changes aim to safeguard due‑process rights and privacy for non‑citizens.

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