Track Adriano's sponsored bills, co-sponsored legislation, and voting record
The "Protecting Sensitive Locations Act" restricts immigration enforcement actions at sensitive locations like schools and places of worship, requiring discretion and oversight.
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
The "Protecting Sensitive Locations Act" amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to restrict immigration enforcement actions within 1,000 feet of sensitive locations like schools, hospitals, and places of worship, except in exigent circumstances. It mandates training, reporting, and oversight for enforcement activities near these locations, and invalidates evidence obtained in violation of the Act. The Act aims to ensure discretion and limit enforcement impact on sensitive community spaces, while also requiring annual reports to Congress on enforcement actions taken in sensitive locations.
This bill supports the goals and ideals of Juan Pablo Duarte Day and recognizes the historical importance of Juan Pablo Duarte and Dominican independence. It also encourages Americans to honor Dominican Americans with ceremonies and activities.
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
This bill supports the recognition of Juan Pablo Duarte's historical significance and contributions to the Dominican Republic's independence. It supports the goals of Juan Pablo Duarte Day and the establishment of a national day honoring him. The bill also encourages Americans to recognize Dominican Americans with ceremonies and activities.
The "Housing Survivors of Major Disasters Act" expands eligibility for FEMA disaster assistance by recognizing "constructive ownership" and broadens housing assistance to include damaged homes, emphasizing cost-effective solutions.
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
Adriano Espaillat
Representative
NY
The "Housing Survivors of Major Disasters Act" broadens eligibility for FEMA disaster assistance by recognizing "constructive ownership" in cases where formal documentation is lacking. It also modifies housing assistance criteria to include homes damaged (instead of uninhabitable) by a major disaster, allowing for cost-effective repair and rebuilding solutions. These changes apply to assistance applications and funds allocated after the Act's enactment.