H.R. 5294: For the relief of Miguel Lopez Luvian.

This bill is focused on the individual named Miguel Lopez Luvian and involves his naturalization as a citizen of the United States. It includes the following key components:

Findings

Congress presents a series of findings regarding Miguel Lopez Luvian, which states that:

• He has lived in the United States for 27 years and has had various immigration status petitions pending for a significant portion of that time.
• He is married to a U.S. citizen and has three children and one grandchild who are all U.S. citizens.
• He has complied with the requirements set by the Department of Homeland Security but was detained during a routine immigration check and subsequently deported to Mexico.
• His deportation occurred despite a scheduled court hearing where a temporary restraining order was granted, which should have prevented his removal.
• His return to the United States would benefit his family, employer, and community.

Naturalization

The bill provides that, notwithstanding existing legal provisions regarding naturalization, Miguel Lopez Luvian will be granted U.S. citizenship as of the date this bill becomes law. The Attorney General will be responsible for issuing him a certificate of naturalization.

Conclusion

In summary, this legislation seeks to create a legal pathway for Miguel Lopez Luvian to be recognized as a naturalized citizen of the United States.

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