The "Land of the Free Act of 2026" proposes to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to enhance protections for free speech by repealing a specific ground for deportability. It targets Section 237(a)(4)(C), which currently allows for the deportation of non-citizens whose presence or activities in the United States are reasonably believed to have serious adverse foreign policy consequences . By striking this subparagraph, the bill aims to prevent the use of such foreign policy concerns as a basis for removing individuals from the country, thereby broadening the scope of protected expression for non-citizens. This legislative action intends to eliminate a discretionary power that could potentially be used to suppress speech or activities deemed inconvenient or critical by the government.