Protects student aid information from being used for immigration enforcement.
This bill would protect personal information shared on federal student aid applications, like the FAFSA, from being used for immigration enforcement. It would stop agencies like the Department of Homeland Security from accessing this data, helping students and their families feel more secure when applying for college financial help.
Currently, personal information from federal student aid applications, like the FAFSA, isn't explicitly protected from being shared with immigration enforcement agencies. There are no clear rules preventing this data from being used for immigration purposes or from being disclosed under certain laws. If this bill becomes law, federal student aid information would be strictly protected. Immigration enforcement agencies would be blocked from using this data, except when a court orders it for a criminal offense or if a student or family member gives truly voluntary consent without any pressure.
HR 9134 · 119th Congress · June 3, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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