4th CONGRESS
1st SESSION
H. R. 403
To establish the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
January 2nd, 2021
Mr. OperatorSense (for himself) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the
Homeland Security and Intelligence Committee
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A BILL
To establish the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION I. TITLE
This act may be cited as its long title ​“Securing America From Encroachment of Illegal
Immigrants and Terrorist Organizations deemed a threat to the Security of American
Citizens” or “Citizenship Services Act” or bill number “H.R. 403” or short title “CSA”
SECTION II. DEFINITIONS
The following terms shall be defined for the purpose of this legislation:
1. USCIS
a. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
2. DHS
a. United States Department of Homeland Security
SECTION III. STRUCTURE
1. Director - Appointed by the President with the Advice and Consent of the
United States Senate;
a. Responsible for overseeing the processes and conduct of the agency, to
ensure that a standard of professionalism is maintained and that new
employees are adequately trained for their job;
2. Deputy Director - Appointed by the President with the Advice and Consent
of the United States Senate;
a. Responsible for carrying out the duties of the Director when there is a
lack thereof, or when the Director is unable to carry out his duties for
reasons including but not limited to:
i. Suspension;
ii. Under Investigation;
iii. Offline/On vacation;
iv. Occupied with other situations;
3. Chief of Staff—
a. Responsible for overseeing that all employees in the Citizenship and
Immigration Services are qualified and prepared for the job that they are
undertaking;
b. Responsible for arranging court cases and assembling lawyers for cases
of denaturalization;
c. Responsible for creating training guides and regulations to help
probationary employees get trained for the job, and to ensure that they
can be trusted for the job they are going to have;
4. Immigration Services Officer—
a. This title may also be known as an “Immigration Czar”;
b. Responsible for processing immigrants through background checks, and
granting or denying them citizenship;
5. Immigration Appeals Officer—
a. Responsible for collecting all appeals from
i. Departments and Agencies who have found evidence to be able to
denaturalize a citizen;
ii. Immigrants who have failed the background checks;
b. Responsible for processing appeals as mentioned in the previous bullet
point, and accepting or denying them;
i. Appeals regarding denaturalization should be sent to the Chief of
Staff for further action;
Individuals who are allowed to control immigration besides the
Immigration Services Officers are to be decided upon by the Secretary of
Homeland Security or the President of The United States, with advice from
any positions such as the National Security Advisor or Director of National
Intelligence, should they become active officers.
Individuals who hold jobs listed on points 4, and 5 are allowed to also have
secondary jobs in the Department of Homeland Security. The term
“secondary job” implies that they do not hold any title that cannot be
granted to multiple persons. For example, they cannot be a Chief of Staff or
the Secretary of Homeland Security, as those positions can only be handed
out to one person at a time. They can work as a field officer, as that is a job
granted to several people at a time.
SECTION IV. FUNCTIONS
A. ​USCIS is charged with processing immigrant visa petitions, naturalization
applications, asylum applications, and refugee applications.
SECTION V. ENACTMENT
This bill shall be enacted once passed through both chambers of Congress, and signed by
the President of the United States.