Ends fees and protects privacy for unaccompanied children seeking safety in the U.S.
This bill would stop requiring unaccompanied children to pay fees for asylum, work permits, and other legal processes. It would also prevent certain physical exams and keep their family's information private from immigration enforcement. This aims to remove barriers for vulnerable children seeking protection in the U.S.
Today, unaccompanied children must pay various fees for asylum, work permits, and other legal processes. Also, their sponsors' information can be shared with immigration enforcement. Today, some unaccompanied children can be quickly returned to their home countries without a full legal process. After this bill, unaccompanied children would no longer pay these fees. Certain physical exams would also be prohibited, and their sponsors' information would be protected from immigration enforcement. The bill would also end the practice of quickly returning children without a full legal process.
HR 6389 · 119th Congress · December 3, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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