Revoke existing visas from terrorists’ close family members and prohibit them from receiving any future U.S. visas.

My bill would revoke visas from family members of terrorists to keep Arkansans safer.

Cotton says his bill would strip visas from family members of terrorists and block future visas for them.

Cotton Introduces Bill to Revoke Visas of Terrorists’ Family Members
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GovInfo shows that on May 14, 2026, Sen. Cotton introduced S. 4526, which was read twice and referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee; the bill would establish a new inadmissibility ground for close relatives of foreign terrorists.

Concrete legislative action toward the promise: Cotton introduced a bill matching the claim, but it was only referred to committee and not enacted. No official evidence in the June 6-8 lookback window shows further movement.

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S. 4526 (IS) - No Safe Haven for Terrorist Families Act - GovInfo
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Cotton’s office said he introduced the No Safe Haven for Terrorist Families Act, describing it as a measure to revoke existing visas for terrorists’ close family members and bar future U.S. visas.

The senator publicly claimed the exact policy goal and confirmed introduction of a matching bill. This is a serious concrete attempt, but not delivery of the policy itself.

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Cotton Introduces Bill to Revoke Visas of Terrorists’ Family Members
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