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Congress finds the following: (1) The Afghan Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program was created to provide protection to certain individuals who assisted United States missions in Afghanistan. (2) Reports by Inspectors General have identified significant deficiencies in vetting, documentation, and identity verification procedures within the SIV process. (3) The United States has a compelling interest in ensuring that all noncitizens admitted to the United States have undergone rigorous and complete security screening. (4) Congress retains plenary authority over the admission of noncitizens and the structure of creating or terminating immigration categories.