,i  #aaith ,,congress  #ast ,session    
,h4 ,r4 #ddhc  ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of  
,,representatives  ,july #ag1 #bjbe,mr4 
,arrington 7for himself1 ,ms4 ,van      
,duyne1 ,mr4 ,gosar1 and ,mr4 ,rose7    
introduced the following bill2 which was
 referred to the ,committee on the      
,judiciary1 and in addition to the      
,committees on ,oversight and           
,government ,reform1 and ,armed         
,services1 for a period to be           
subsequently determined by the ,speaker1
 in each case for consideration of such 
provisions as fall within the           
jurisdiction of the committee concerned 
,a ,,bill  ,to require any ,state to    
reimburse the ,federal ,government for  
costs incurred when ,federal military   
forces are deployed in response to civil
 disturbances or security threats caused
 by the ,state's refusal to cooperate   
with lawful ,federal immigration        
enforcement4  #a4 ,short title ,this    
,act may be cited as the ,state         
,accountability for ,federal ,deployment

 ,costs ,act of #bjbe4  #b4 ,findings   
,congress finds the following3 7#a7     
,immigration enforcement is a           
constitutionally and statutorily        
delegated power of the ,federal         
,government4  7#b7 ,certain ,states and 
units of local government have refused  
to assist with1 or have actively        
obstructed1 lawful ,federal immigration 
enforcement operations1 including by    
refusing to comply with immigration     
detainer requests and obstructing       
,federal immigration enforcement        
operations 7commonly referred to as     
raids74  7#c7 ,such noncompliance and   
obstruction can result in civil unrest1 
security breakdowns1 and law enforcement
 emergencies that require the deployment
 of ,federal military forces1 including 
the ,national ,guard under section      
#abdjf of title #aj1 ,united ,states    
,code1 or active-duty military          
personnel4  7#d7 ,such deployments      
impose substantial costs on the         
,department of ,defense and ,united     

,states taxpayers1 which should be      
reimbursed by the ,states and units of  
local government whose noncompliance    
with or obstruction of ,federal         
immigration enforcement actions created 
the need for such deployments4  #c4     
,reimbursement requirement  7a7 ,in     
general ,the ,secretary of ,defense     
shall submit a reimbursement invoice to 
the ,governor of the affected ,state    
whenever ,federal military personnel    
7including members of the ,national     
,guard and units of the ,selected       
,reserve7 are deployed1 under ,federal  
authority1 to any jurisdiction as a     
direct result of-- 7#a7 civil           
disturbances stemming from lawful       
,federal immigration enforcement        
operations2 and  7#b7 the failure of a  
,state or unit of local government to   
provide reasonable cooperation or       
coordination with such operations4  7b7 
,covered costs ,costs that are          
reimbursable under subsection 7a7 shall 
include-- 7#a7 temporary duty travel    

7,,tdy7 and per diem for ,federal       
military personnel deployed in          
accordance with subsection 7a72  7#b7   
housing1 lodging1 and meals for such    
personnel2 and  7#c7 transportation of  
such personnel and their equipment4  7c7
 ,determination of noncooperation ,the  
,secretary of ,homeland ,security1 in   
consultation with the ,attorney         
,general1 shall issue a public          
determination as to whether the actions 
or omissions of a ,state or unit of     
local government materially hindered or 
failed to support the ,federal          
immigration enforcement operations that 
led to the deployment of ,federal       
military personnel4  7d7 ,payment and   
offset  7#a7 ,payment due date ,each    
,state shall remit full payment of an   
invoice received pursuant to subsection 
7a7 not later than #ahj days after      
receiving such invoice from the         
,department of ,defense4  7#b7 ,offset  
,if a ,state fails to remit a payment in
 accordance with paragraph 7#a71 the    

,president1 in consultation with the    
,secretary of ,defense1 the ,secretary  
of ,homeland ,security1 the ,attorney   
,general1 and the heads of other        
,federal departments or agencies1 as    
appropriate1 may rescind #a or more     
discretionary grants awarded to the     
,state by the ,federal ,government to   
offset such nonpayment4