This House resolution recognizes the psychological effects it attributes to immigration enforcement overreach on individuals, families, and communities. It condemns certain Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) practices, including tactics the resolution says may violate constitutional rights. It also affirms Congress’s role in oversight and accountability, calls for data on mental health impacts, and urges culturally appropriate mental health services through partnerships with nonprofit groups.
The resolution expresses the House’s views and calls on federal officials to take certain actions. It does not establish a new service or benefit for individuals.
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The resolution states that enforcement overreach can harm mental health and families. It supports oversight, mental health data collection, and services for affected communities.
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