Section 232 of such act Is amended by inserting the words "bringing them. or on another vessel of the same company at the same port" immediately after the word "vessel" where it first appears in such section. SEC. 12. Section 233 (C) of such act is amended to read as follows: "Any detention expenses. exepenses of removal and expenses incident to detention incurred pursuant to sections 232 and 233 shall not be assessed under this act against the vessel or aircraft or transportation line. or the master. commanding officer. owner. agent. or consignee of the vessel. aircraft. or trans. portation line in the case of. (1) any alien. other than an alien crewman. who arrived in possession of a valid unexpired visa. or reentry permit. or (2) any person who was admitted to the United States pursuant to this act after such detention. or (3) any person claiming United States nationality or citizenship and in possession of an unexpired United States passport. or (4) any person claiming United States nationality or citizenship and in possession of a certificate of identity issued pursuant to section 360 (b) of this act. or any other document of identity issued or verified by a consular officer which shows on its face that it is currently valid for travel to the United States. or (5) any alien who at the time of arrival in the United States furnishes reasonable evidence in support of a claim for exemption under the law or regulations from passport. visa. or bordercrossing identificationcard requirements. and who is not admitted to the United States." SEC. 13. Section 237 (a) of such act It amended to read as follows: "Any alien. other than an alien crewman. arriving in the Unitec States who is excluded under this act. shall be immediately deported to the country whence he came. in accommodations of the same class in which he arrived. on the vessel or aircraft bringing him. unless the Attorney General. in an individual case. in his discretion. concludes that immediate deportation is not practicable or proper. The cost of the maintenance. including detention expenses and expenses incident to detention of any such alien while he is being detained. as well as the transportation expenses of his deportation from the United States. shall be borne by the owner or owners of the vessel or aircraft on which he arrived. except that the cost of maintenance (including detention expenses and expenses incident to detention while the alien is being detained prior to the time he is offered for deportation to the transportation line which brought him to the United States) and cost of deportation shall not be assessed against the owner or owners of such vessel or aircraft if. (1) any alien. other than an alien crewman. was in possession of a visa. irrespective of whether or not the alien was eligible to receive such visa under this act. or a reentry permit or other document or any extension thereof authorizing such alien to apply for admission to the United States. or (2) the person claimed United States nationality or citizenship and was In possession of unexpired United States passport. The cost of maintenance. including detention expenses and expenses incident to detention. of aliens with respect to which the owner or owners of vessels or aircraft are not liable under the provisions of subdivisions (1). (2). and (3) of this subsection prior to the time the alien is offered for deportation to the transportation line. which brought him to the United States. shall not be assessed against such transportation line until the next scheduled voyage or flight of such line to the area of deportation. or until 14 days have elapsed. from the time the alien is offered for deportation to such transportation line. whichever shall first occur." SEC. 14. Section 237 (b) of such act is amended by adding at the end of subparagraph (3) the following proviso: "Provided. however. That no transportation line shall be required to remove any alien from the United States or be fined for failure to so remove any alien unless such alien is in possession of a valid unexpired document authorizing his entry into the country to which he is to be deported." SEC. 15. Section 237 of such act is amended by adding a new subsection (f) to read: "(f) Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to prohibit any transportation line from recovering from any alien or other person brought to the United States any expenses or deportation costs incurred by the transportation line *because such alien or other person was refused admission to the United States or deported in any case in which (1) the alien or other person arrived in possession of a valid unexpired visa. reentry permit. or other document authorizing such alien. or other person. to apply for admission to the United States. or (2) the alien or other person furnished at the time of arrival In the United States reasonable evidence In support of a claim for exemption under the law or regulations from passport. visa. or bordercrossing identification card requirements." SEC. 16. Section 238 of such act is amended by deleting subsection (c) and redesignating subsections (d) and (e) to (c) and (d). respectively. SEC. 17. Section 243 (c) of such act is amended by amending the proviso in the first sentence to read as follows: "Provided. That the costs of the deportation of any such alien from such port shall not be assessed against the owner or owners of the vessels. aircraft. or other transportation lines in the case of any alien who arrived in possession of a valid. unexpired visa of any description and who was inspected and admitted to the United States for permanent or temporary residence or for intransit purposes." SEC. 18. Section 243 (e) of such act Is amended by changing the period at the end of the subsection to a semicolon and adding: "Provided. however. That no transportation line shall be required to remove any alien from the United States or be fined for failure to so remove any alien unless such alien is in possession of *a valid unexpired document authorizing entry into the country to which he is to be deported. And provided further. That nothing in this section shall be interpreted to prohibit any transportation line from recovering from any alien or other person brought to the United States. any expenses or deportation costs incurred by the transportation line if (1) such alien or other person was in possession of a valid unexpired visa. reentry permit. or other document authorizing such alien or other person to apply for admission to the United States. or (2) such alien or other person furnished. at the time of arrival in the United States. reasonable evidence in support of a claim for exemption under the law or regulations from passport. visa. or bordercrossing identification card requirements." SEC. 19. Section 251 (c) of such act is amended by changing the period at the end of the first sentence to a comma. and adding the following: "except that in the case of vessels or aircraft which the Attorney General determines are making regular trips to ports of the United States. the Attorney General may. when expedient. arrange for the delivery of the foregoing lists of outgoing alien crewmen at a later date." SEC. 20. Section 251 (d) of such act is amended by inserting after "Attorney General" the words "in aggravated cases".
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