Representative Young Kim Introduces Bill to Deport Non-Citizens for Serious Drunk Driving Crimes
Stop Illegal Aliens Drunk Driving·January 7 – April 16, 2026
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Representative Young Kim Introduces Bill to Deport Non-Citizens for Serious Drunk Driving Crimes
Representative Young Kim introduced the Stop Illegal Aliens Drunk Driving Act to the House of Representatives. This bill, H.R. 8302, would make drunk driving an aggravated felony if it causes death or serious injury. Non-citizens convicted of these crimes would face mandatory deportation and would be banned from getting green cards. This bill matches a Senate version, S. 3584, which was introduced by Senator John Cornyn in January. These new bills follow earlier House action. In 2025, the House passed H.R. 875, which would make any single DUI conviction a reason to deport a non-citizen or stop them from entering the country. The current proposals focus specifically on cases where people are killed or seriously hurt by drunk drivers.
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S. 3584 and H.R. 8302 are companion bills that create a specific penalty for serious accidents. H.R. 875 is a separate, broader measure that is further along in the legislative process after passing the House.
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