US SB2401

Requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to approve 287(g) agreements with states and local jurisdictions upon request, absent a "compelling reason" for denial, with denials requiring congressional notification and Federal Register publication within 180 days

Mandates processing of all 287(g) agreement requests within 90 days, removes any cap on the number of agreements, and allows states to choose their preferred enforcement model (patrol, task force, jail, or combination)

Prohibits termination of existing agreements without a compelling reason and 180 days written notice, with affected jurisdictions granted rights to appeal to an administrative law judge or file civil action while the agreement remains in effect during proceedings

Expands the Breached Bond/Detention Fund to include 287(g) program administration expenses and transfers program authority references from Attorney General to Secretary of Homeland Security

Requires annual performance reports (tracking apprehensions, removals, complaints, and terminations) and recruitment plans with 5-year goals, plus rulemaking on uniform training standards within 180 days of enactment