H.R. 875
Makes drunk driving a reason to deny entry or deport
Non-U.S. citizens convicted of drunk or impaired driving could be blocked from entering the country or deported, and admitting to the acts is enough to block entry.
- Driving while intoxicated or impaired becomes a ground for refusing admission
- It also becomes a ground for deportation, but only with a conviction
- For refusing admission, admitting to the acts counts even without a conviction
Passed the House · Senate's turn