This bill amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to require adult aliens accompanying minors to prove their familial or guardianship relationship for U.S. admission. Proof can be established through presenting documents and a witness , or by consenting to a DNA test if initial evidence is insufficient. If an adult alien fails to provide sufficient evidence and refuses a DNA test, they will be deemed inadmissible, and the accompanying minor will be treated as an unaccompanied alien child . Should DNA test results fail to prove a relationship, immigration officers will conduct further interviews and may arrest the adult if there is reason to believe a felony, such as human trafficking or alien smuggling, has occurred. Furthermore, the bill creates a new federal crime called "recycling of minors," penalizing individuals aged 18 or older who knowingly use a minor, to whom they are not a relative or guardian, for multiple entries into the United States. Convicted individuals could face fines, up to 10 years imprisonment, or both.