A bill to establish a Fund to provide grants to businesses affected by Federal immigration enforcement, and for other purposes.

S. 3884 would create a new federal grant program designed to assist businesses that have been negatively affected by federal immigration enforcement activities. The bill, introduced by Senator Edward Markey (D-MA) in February 2026, is currently under committee consideration in the Senate.

If enacted, the legislation would establish a dedicated fund to distribute grants to eligible businesses that have experienced economic harm as a result of federal immigration enforcement operations. This could potentially include businesses that lost workers, faced operational disruptions, or incurred other costs related to immigration enforcement actions. The bill falls under the Commerce policy area, indicating its focus on business and economic impacts.

As this bill has not yet been voted on by the full Senate, its ultimate passage and implementation remain uncertain. The practical effect, if it becomes law, would be to provide financial relief to affected businesses through a federal grant program, though the specific eligibility criteria, grant amounts, and application procedures would be determined by the legislation's detailed provisions.