written summary regarding the outcome of such complaints not later than one year after such date of receipt, including findings of fact, recommended action, and available redress. (C) Feature a centralized multilingual online complaint form that includes street address, toll-free telephone number, and electronic mailbox address to permit an individual to file an immigration or border-related complaint and submit supporting evidence through the portal of choice of any such individual. Information relating to such form shall be visible at ports of entry and at U.S. Border Patrol interior checkpoints. (D) Include procedures for referring complaints to the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Office of the Inspector General, or other appropriate agency of the Department of Homeland Security. (E) Establish a publicly accessible national, standardized database capable of tracking and analyzing complaints and their resolution. (F) Provide publicly accessible records, with copies of complaints, and their resolutions permanently preserved and available for inspection, while maintaining the confidentiality of complainants’ identities. (8) To establish an online detainee locator system for individuals held in U.S. Customs and Border Protection custody. (e) Complainants The following shall apply to all complainants: (1) Any interested party, including a legal representative, may file a complaint through the complaint procedure pursuant to subsection (d)(7). (2) Complainants and other individuals identified in a complaint shall be protected from retaliatory action by law enforcement or by any officer of the United States based on the content of such complaint, and no information contained in a complaint that is germane to such complaint may be used as evidence in any removal or criminal proceedings against the complainant or any individual identified in such complaint. (3) Neither the filing of a complaint nor the contents of a complaint shall in any way confer immunity or otherwise impact any removal or criminal