In this bill, if people from other countries are waiting for a decision about staying in the U.S., they will have to wear a GPS tracker to know where they are and stay home from 10 at night to 5 in the morning. If they don't follow these rules, they might be sent back to their country without being in court.

The Justice for Jocelyn Act wants to make sure that people who come to the country and are not kept in a special building stay safe and follow the rules by wearing a special tracker and having a bedtime. If they don't follow the rules, they might have to leave the country.

H. R. 9015 wants people who are not staying in detention and are waiting for their immigration hearings to wear GPS trackers and follow rules, and it wants those who don't follow the rules to leave quickly. Before using GPS trackers, it wants to make sure all detention places are full, which means everyone has to stay in a certain place first.

The bill is like a new rule that says people who are not locked up but are waiting to see if they can stay in the country need to be watched with GPS, like being tracked all the time. If they don't follow the rules and leave when they're told to, they can be sent away right away.