Freedom to Cooperate Act

Bill 119 HR 864, also known as the "Immigration Jurisdiction Clarification Act," aims to clarify the federal government's authority over immigration law and policy. The bill seeks to address the ongoing debate and confusion surrounding the division of powers between the federal government and individual states when it comes to immigration.

The key provisions of the bill include reaffirming that the federal government has sole authority to regulate immigration, including the admission and removal of foreign nationals. It also clarifies that states cannot enact their own immigration laws that conflict with federal law.

Additionally, the bill outlines specific areas where the federal government's jurisdiction over immigration is paramount, such as border security, visa issuance, and enforcement of immigration laws. It also emphasizes the importance of cooperation between federal, state, and local authorities in enforcing immigration laws. Overall, Bill 119 HR 864 seeks to provide clarity and consistency in the enforcement of immigration laws across the United States, ensuring that the federal government maintains its authority in this critical area of policy.