Save SBA from Sanctuary Cities Act of 2025

What this does

Orders the Small Business Administration to move any regional, district, or local office located in a sanctuary jurisdiction to a location outside such a jurisdiction. Relocation is triggered once the Administrator determines an office sits in a sanctuary jurisdiction and makes that determination public, and it must be completed within 120 days. If the deadline passes, the office head must submit a written explanation within 5 days, the office must cease operations until it is moved, and its employees are reassigned to another non-sanctuary office. The Administrator must remove an office head who fails to explain the delay or offers insufficient reasons, and may not open any new covered office in a sanctuary jurisdiction. A sanctuary jurisdiction is defined as a political subdivision that restricts sharing immigration-status information or refuses lawful DHS detainer or release-notification requests. The SBA headquarters is excluded from the offices covered.