A resolution reaffirming that immigration officers under the direction of the Department of Homeland Security are not authorized to arrest, detain, interrogate, or deport United States citizens and must implement stronger measures to prevent future wrongful enforcement actions against such citizens.

SRES 341 is a Senate resolution reaffirming that Department of Homeland Security (DHS) immigration officers, including ICE, have no legal authority to arrest, detain, interrogate, or deport U.S. citizens during civil immigration enforcement. It directly affects U.S. citizens - particularly veterans, children, and disabled individuals - who have been wrongfully targeted based on appearance or refusal to cooperate. The resolution requires DHS to implement stronger safeguards to prevent future errors, citing existing legal prohibitions (including ICE policy 10074.2) and constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment. As a non-binding resolution, it does not create new law but demands adherence to current legal standards.