U.S. House passes International Megan’s Law

Jan 27, 2015 | 0 comments

The US House of Representatives yesterday passed the International Megan’s Law which would require the US inform other countries when a registrant intends to travel there and require other countries to inform the US when a registrant from their country plans to enter the US.

The bill passed by “voice vote” which is an expedited process and allows more time for the bill to be considered in the Senate.

 

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