For the relief of Miguel Lopez Luvian.

This bill provides for the naturalization of Miguel Lopez Luvian , a measure intended to allow him to return to his family and community in Livermore, California. Congress finds that Mr. Luvian has resided in the United States for 27 years, is married to a U.S. citizen, and is the father and grandfather of U.S. citizens. The legislation highlights that Mr. Luvian was deported to Mexico following a routine immigration check-in, despite a temporary restraining order being granted that would have prevented his removal. Upon enactment, this bill would declare Miguel Lopez Luvian a naturalized citizen of the United States, overriding standard provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act, and direct the Attorney General to furnish him with a certificate of naturalization.