Notice and opportunity to cure
Title I — Conditions, Coordination, and Civil Liability › Subtitle A — Conditions on Federal funds related to immigration law cooperation
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(a) Notice Upon a determination of noncompliance, the administering Federal agency shall provide written notice to the covered jurisdiction describing the basis for such determination. (b) Recovery If a covered jurisdiction is noncompliant during a period in which covered Federal funds have been obligated or expended, the administering Federal agency shall recover— (1) any covered Federal funds obligated or expended after the expiration of the cure period; and (2) any covered Federal funds obligated or expended during a period of knowing or constructive noncompliance occurring prior to notice under section 104. (c) Deadline Not later than 30 days after receiving notice under subsection (a), a covered jurisdiction shall repeal, suspend, or otherwise eliminate the sanctuary policy giving rise to noncompliance in order to cure the violation. (d) Limitation on recovery Recovery under this section may include funds obligated or expended during the 5-year period immediately preceding the determination of noncompliance. (e) Effect of cure A covered jurisdiction that cures the violation within the period described in subsection (c) shall not be subject to the penalties described in section 106 for any period preceding the cure.