I rise in support of H.R. 418, the Real ID Act. The REAL ID Act incorporates four of the 9/11 Commission recommendations that are necessary to effectively protect our constituents from terrorists seeking to exploit loopholes in our immigration system. This bill will close several of those dangerous loopholes. In addition to providing important Federal security guidelines for driver's licenses, the REAL ID Act also includes other important homeland security measures, including the deportability of terrorists, preventing terrorists from gaming the asylum system, and implementing border security measures in San Diego. Currently, the terrorists and their supporters can be kept out of the United States; but as soon as they set foot into the U.S. on tourist visas, we cannot deport them for many of the very same offenses. This hinders our ability to protect Americans from those alien terrorists who have infiltrated the United States. H.R. 418 makes aliens deportable for the same terrorist-related offenses as those that would prevent them from being admitted to the United States in the first place.
John Hostettler: “I rise in support of H.R. 418, the Real ID Act. The REAL ID Act incorporates four of the 9/11 Commission recommendations…”
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Supporting the Real ID Act and its measures to enhance national security and immigration enforcement.
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