US SB3606

Adds fraud convictions as a deportable offense under the Immigration and Nationality Act, regardless of the fraud loss threshold normally required for aggravated felonies; applies to fraud against private individuals, funds, corporations, or government entities

Requires mandatory detention for aliens convicted of fraud-related offenses pending removal proceedings

Grants any court that convicts a naturalized U.S. citizen of a criminal offense under Section 237(a)(2) the authority to simultaneously revoke their citizenship and cancel their naturalization certificate

Applies retroactively to fraud conduct committed on or after September 30, 1996, if the individual was not arrested, charged, or indicted before the bill's enactment

Introduced January 8, 2026 by Senator Blackburn with six Republican cosponsors; referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee