This bill adds a requirement that the President must give Congress advance notice before issuing any executive order related to immigration. Specifically, the President would need to provide Congress with detailed information at least 30 days before the order takes effect. That information would include the actual text of the order, which federal laws it would affect, an explanation of how the President believes the order fits within existing federal law and the Constitution, details about how the order will actually be carried out, and a complete list of everyone the President talked to before deciding to issue the order. Essentially, this is about making the executive branch more transparent and giving Congress time to review and potentially respond to immigration-related executive orders before they become official policy. It's designed to ensure that major immigration decisions aren't made in secret and that Congress has a chance to understand and weigh in on them.

To promote accountability and transparency in future executive orders.

Mann, Tracey

This bill requires the President to provide Congress with certain information at least 30 days before issuing an executive order related to immigration policy. Before issuing an immigration-related executive order, the President shall provide Congress with (1) the executive order text, (2) a list of the federal laws affected, (3) information about how the President is working within the parameters of federal law and the Constitution, (4) information about how the executive order will be accomplished, and (5) a list of all the individuals and entities that the President engaged with before issuing the order.