US HB7652

Prohibits the Department of Homeland Security from constructing, acquiring, renovating, or operating new ICE processing sites or detention centers without first completing a public comment process lasting at least 30 days via Federal Register notice

Requires DHS to obtain signed, written agreements from both the state governor and appropriate local government officials (mayor/county executive and majority of local council) before proceeding with any new facility

Mandates a 30-day advance notice to six congressional committees (Homeland Security, Appropriations, and Judiciary committees in both chambers) with a copy of the executed local agreement

Requires public notices to include an economic impact analysis, engineering review addressing waste, water, and electrical demands, and documentation of compliance with federal detention standards and environmental regulations

Applies to any facility operated by or contracted with ICE that temporarily holds persons pending immigration removal operations, including facilities under the Detention Reengineering Initiative