Protecting Asylum Integrity Act
The Protecting Asylum Integrity Act establishes a mandatory fee of at least $100 for individuals undergoing credible fear interviews, which is the initial screening process for those seeking asylum or other protection from removal. This fee must be paid before the interview takes place and is designed to cover the administrative costs associated with these screenings while potentially deterring the filing of meritless claims. Half of the collected fees will be used directly by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to support processing operations, while the other half will go to the general Treasury fund. The bill also includes a provision to adjust the fee amount annually for inflation starting in fiscal year 2027.
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Introduced Jun 11, 2026
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