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Organizations that receive federal grants will be barred from aiding illegal immigration, according to a proposal from Rep. Virginia Foxx .
In a statement on Monday, the North Carolina congresswoman said that the bill would institute necessary safeguards against private organizations using federal funds to violate border security:
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