The "Remigration Act" aims to tighten immigration laws by establishing new grounds for revoking citizenship and immigration status, reviewing past asylum and refugee grants, and mandating the repatriation of denaturalized individuals and their children. This legislation is designed to enhance national security and enforce existing immigration regulations more rigorously. Key provisions include the ability to revoke citizenship for individuals convicted of serious crimes, such as felonies or supporting terrorism, within ten years of naturalization.