A bill to provide a civil remedy for any individual whose rights have been violated by a Federal law enforcement officer carrying out an immigration-related enforcement action.

This legislation proposes to establish a legal pathway for individuals to seek civil remedies if their rights are violated by federal law enforcement officers. Specifically, the bill focuses on incidents that occur while officers are carrying out immigration-related enforcement actions. If enacted, this would provide a formal mechanism for victims of alleged misconduct to pursue damages or other legal relief in court. Currently, federal law provides limited avenues for suing individual federal agents for constitutional violations, and this bill aims to clarify or expand those options in the context of immigration enforcement. This could lead to increased accountability for federal agencies and provide a specific legal recourse for citizens or non-citizens who believe their civil rights were infringed upon during interactions with immigration authorities. The bill has been referred to the Committee on the Judiciary for further consideration.