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Section 2104. Additional Requirements.Adds a new Section 245E to the Immigration and Nationality Act.Adds privacy protections for information provided as part of an RPI or related adjustmentapplication. DHS can share information with law enforcement, intelligence and nationalsecurity agencies as well as agencies with DHS if part of a criminal or national securityinvestigation or prosecution or to a coroner.Employers are insulated from liability for past employment of someone without status ifthey provide employment records necessary for someone to meet the RPI requirements.The protection does not apply if the employment records are deemed to be fraudulent.An appeals process will be available for 245B, 245C and 245D applicants. Only one appealmay be filed per application. Unlawful presence will not accumulate during an appealperiod. Cases may be appealed to a US District Court.*****Section 2105. Criminal Penalty.Persons who misuse information provided in an RPI application are subject to a $10,000penalty.*****Section 2106. Grant Programs to Assist Eligible Applicants.USCIS will set up a program to award grants to public and private nonprofit organizationsto assist RPI and related adjustment applicants. Up to $50,000,000 will be available for thisgrant program.*****Feinstein Amendment 13Section 2106 modification. Extends the grant program applicable to supporting RPIadjustments to blue card adjustments.Section 2107. Conforming Amendments to the Social Security Act.RPI and related green card recipients may correct their Social Security records.Also states that a “compelling reason” for a state not to file a petition to terminate parentalrights is the removal of a parent from the US or the involvement of the parent in animmigration proceeding unless the parent is unfit or unwilling to be a parent to the child.States should consider giving preference to an adult relative over a nonrelated caregiverwhen a parent is removed from the country and should coordinate with DHS to ensure thatparents who wish for their child to accompany them are given adequate time andassistance to obtain a passport and visa and to collect all vital records such as birthcertificate, health and educational records and other information.
*****Section 2108. Government Contracting and Acquisition of Real Property Interest.Gives DHS broad authority to hire the necessary personnel and acquire the necessary realestate to meet the requirements of this section.*****Section 2109. Long-Term Legal Residents of the Commonwealth of the Northern MarianaIslandsCreates a new CNMI-only green card category for long term residents of the Commonwealth.*****Section 2110. RulemakingWithin a year of enactment of the bill, DHS, DOJ and DOS shall issue interim finalregulations to implement this section of the bill which will take effect immediately uponpublication in the Federal Register.*****************************************************************Title II, part 3 – AgJobsSUBTITLE B – Agricultural Worker ProgramSection 2201. Short TitleThe bill incorporates the Agricultural Worker Program Act of 2013.*****Section 2202. Definitions.The following terms are defined:- Blue Card Status – those temporarily admitted under this program- Agricultural Employment - refers to def. in the Migrant and Seasonal AgriculturalWorker Protection Act (29 USC 1802) and includes farming, raising of livestock,bees, fur-bearing animals, or poultry and any practices (including forestry orlumbering) performed by a farmer or on a farm.- Child – Same as INA’s definition of child- Employer – includes employers, farm labor contractors and any agriculturalassociations that employs workers in agricultural employment.
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