To amend title 1, United States Code, to expand the scope of documents the Secretary of State is required to transmit to the Congress, and for other purposes.

Key Points

• This bill requires the State Department to tell Congress about any deals made with other countries to take in people being deported from the United States. This includes agreements to send people to countries where they are not actually citizens.
• The rule covers both written contracts and verbal promises. If a deal was only spoken, the government must now write it down and share it with lawmakers to ensure there is a clear record of what was promised.
• It also sets a strict 30-day deadline for the government watchdog agency to turn in audit reports after they are finished. This change is meant to make sure Congress gets information quickly rather than waiting a long time for a final review.
• The main goal is to increase transparency regarding how the United States handles immigration and removals. By knowing exactly what deals are being made with foreign nations, Congress can better oversee how tax money is spent and how foreign policy is managed.

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