Allow affected states, localities, nonprofits, and small businesses to use redirected ICE and CBP funds for economic relief, operational reimbursements, educational support, psychosocial support, investigations, inquiries, truth-telling, record-keeping, and memorialization.

Ilhan Omar · Minnesota · Democratic

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Permit affected states, localities, nonprofits, and small businesses to use redirected funds for relief, reimbursements, support services, investigations, inquiries, record-keeping, and memorialization.. Promised outcome: Impacted communities receive relief and the effects of ICE and CBP operations are documented and remembered.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 5th District; press release announcing the Make ICE Pay Act during Omar's current federal House term.

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The funding can be used by states, localities, non-profits and small businesses to provide economic relief, reimburse operational costs, support educational institutions, or deliver psychosocial support to the impacted. It may also be used for investigations, commissions of inquiry, truth telling, record-keeping, and memorialization to make sure that this devastation is accurately recorded, remembered, and can never be repeated.

The press release describes eligible uses of the redirected funds, including relief, reimbursement, support services, investigations, and memorialization.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Introduces Make ICE Pay Act | Representative Ilhan Omar
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