Bars housing noncitizens not admitted to the U.S. on national park and other federal land

§1What it does

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This bill would bar the use of federal funds to house noncitizens who have not been admitted to the United States on land managed by the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service or Forest Service.^2,3,4 It would also cancel a 2023 lease that let New York City use part of Floyd Bennett Field, in the Gateway National Recreation Area, to house migrants.^3,4 A House floor amendment added a yearly report on how many such people have been housed on these lands and their countries of origin.^3,4

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§3How Congress voted

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