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AUDIT Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  1,289 words in original text
This bill requires three federal agencies to publish quarterly reports about the money they give to organizations providing services to migrants and asylum seekers in Central and South America. The bill also prevents these agencies from funding organizations that provide abortion services to asylum seekers. ##
Federal agencies: Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration; Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor; United States Agency for International Development. Organizations that receive government funding for migrant and asylum seeker programs in Central and South America. Asylum seekers receiving services in Central and South America. ##
- The Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration must issue quarterly reports documenting all grant money spent on migrant and asylum-seeker programs in Central and South America, including why each partner organization was chosen, how much money they received, and how many asylum claims were processed. (Sec. 2(a)(1)) - The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor must issue quarterly reports documenting all grants given to migrant and asylum seeker rights programs in Central and South America, including the same information about partner organizations and claims processed. (Sec. 2(b)(1)) - The United States Agency for International Development must issue quarterly reports documenting all grants given to migrant, asylum seeker, and internally displaced persons programs in Central and South America, including information about partner organizations and claims processed. (Sec. 2(c)(1)) - No agency may give grants to organizations that provide abortion services to asylum seekers, including organizations that provide referrals for abortions, assist in obtaining abortions, perform abortions, or fund abortion services in any way. (Sec. 2(a)(2); Sec. 2(b)(2); Sec. 2(c)(2)) - The quarterly reports must begin the quarter after this legislation is enacted. (Sec. 2(d)) ##
If this bill becomes law, three federal agencies must begin publishing quarterly reports about their spending on migrant and asylum seeker programs in Central and South America. These agencies lose the ability to fund organizations that provide any abortion services to asylum seekers. ##
None defined in bill text. ##
The reports must begin the quarter after this legislation is enacted. The specific start date is not specified in bill text.
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