Border wall construction would restart, and asylum rules would get much stricter.
This bill would restart border wall construction immediately and make it much harder for people to claim asylum in the U.S., especially if they traveled through other countries. It would also limit who can be granted temporary entry (parole) into the U.S. and increase the number of Border Patrol agents and technology at the border.
Currently, border wall construction is paused, asylum rules allow for claims regardless of transit through safe countries, and immigration parole is used for a wider range of situations. If this bill becomes law, border wall construction would restart immediately, asylum eligibility would become much stricter, especially for those who transited through other countries, and immigration parole would be limited to very specific urgent humanitarian or public benefit cases. Additionally, there would be a significant increase in border security personnel and technology, and certain NGO activities related to migrants would lose federal funding.
HR 9199 · 119th Congress · June 8, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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