The Refugee Convention requires access to asylum procedures; enforcement-only funding undermines this obligation.
1951 Refugee Convention & 1967 Protocol — funding enforcement over humanitarian processing is inconsistent with treaty obligations to provide access to asylum procedures
8 U.S.C. § 1158 — codifies asylum right in U.S. law
Who Lobbied on This Bill
$9.7Mcombined quarterly activity
14lobbying firms
15clients represented
2026-first_quarter–2026-second_quarterfiling period
⚠ 2
lobbyists who worked this bill previously held government positions
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JOE CHATHAM — Chief Counsel, Rep. Ken Buck
SARAH MOXLEY — Staff Asst/LC, Rep. McCaul; LA, Rep. Barton; LD Reps. Bucshon and Olson; Sr Prof Staff Member, House Oversight and…
Policy Areas Covered
Aviation/Airlines/AirportsBudget/AppropriationsGovernment IssuesHomeland SecurityImmigrationIndian/Native American AffairsMedicare/MedicaidTaxation/Internal Revenue CodeTransportation