(2) Under the Biden Administration, more ille-
gal aliens have been allowed into the country than 
the population of States. 
(3) Under the Biden Administration, fentanyl is 
the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18 to 
45, as 1,400 pounds of deadly fentanyl were seized 
at the border in just January of 2024. 
(4) Under the Biden Administration, 367 
known or suspected terrorists have crossed the bor-
der, including eight suspected terrorists with ties to 
ISIS caught after illegally crossing the southern bor-
der using the CBPOne app. 
(5) In August 2023 in Maryland, Rachel Morin, 
a mother of five was raped and murdered on a run-
ning trail by an illegal alien with a criminal history 
of murdering and assaulting women. 
(6) In February 2024 in Georgia, Laken Riley, 
a nursing student at Augusta University, was killed 
by an illegal alien while she was jogging at the Uni-
versity of Georgia. 
(7) In June 2024 in New York, two 13-year- 
olds, a boy and a girl, were tied in up by a machete- 
wielding illegal alien, who kidnapped the children in 
a park and raped the young girl. 
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(8) In June 2024 in Texas, a 12-year-old girl 
was raped and murdered by two illegal aliens who 
crossed the southern border illegally and were then 
released into the surrounding community. 
(9) Across the country, self-declared ‘‘Sanc-
tuary Cities’’ and ‘‘Sanctuary States’’ are using 
Federal funds to transport migrants, asylees or ille-
gal aliens to municipalities, cities and States that 
are not designated sanctuary cities or States. 
SEC. 3. IN GENERAL. 
In the case of any grant made by Federal Emergency 
Management Agency as part of the Shelter and Services 
Program, such grant may not be used for the transpor-
tation of any alien to a jurisdiction unless— 
(1) the appropriate elected or appointed State, 
local, territorial or tribal official has provided writ-
ten approval; and 
(2) the grantee reports each fiscal quarter to 
the Federal Emergency Management Agency the 
destination of each alien who has been transported, 
which information shall be made available to State, 
local, territorial, and tribal officials. 
SEC. 4. LIMITATION ON ELIGIBILITY. 
Any jurisdiction that violates section 3 shall be ineli-
gible for a grant under the Shelter and Services Program. 
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SEC. 5. CONSIDERATIONS FOR LIMITING THE PROVISION 
OF ASSISTANCE. 
If a grantee uses amounts received under the Shelter 
and Services Program for transportation of a covered indi-
vidual, the grantee shall provide to the Federal Emergency 
Management Agency documentation confirming that the 
covered individual receiving assistance with transportation 
has a place to continue receiving support in the destina-
tion jurisdiction, including through another provider orga-
nization, family, or a sponsor. 
SEC. 6. GAO REPORT. 
The Comptroller General of the United States, each 
quarter of each fiscal year, shall submit to the Committee 
on Homeland Security of the House of Representatives 
and the Committee on Homeland Security and Govern-
mental Affairs of the Senate a report setting forth each 
jurisdiction that has received a grant under the Shelter 
and Services Program during the quarter preceding the 
report, and the amount of that grant. 
SEC. 7. DEFINITIONS. 
In this Act: 
(1) The term ‘‘Shelter and Services Program’’ 
means grants made from the amounts transferred to 
the Federal Emergency Management Agency to sup-
port sheltering and related activities provided by 
non-Federal entities, including facility improvements 
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and construction, in support of relieving over-
crowding in short-term holding facilities of U.S. 
Customs and Border Protection pursuant to the 
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023, or any other 
Act. 
(2) The term ‘‘covered individual’’ means any 
individual that has been encountered by the Depart-
ment of Homeland Security resulting in an indi-
vidual receiving an Alien Identification Number. 
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