; and (B) the justification for such denials; and (4) may not use the results of any determination under paragraph (1) as evidence in any underlying immigration proceeding. (c) Notice The Secretary shall provide notice to nonprofit organizations providing services to immigrants in the communities surrounding a detention facility if more than 25 individuals are released from such facility in a 24-hour period. 4. Review of immigration files (a) Mandatory review (1) In general Notwithstanding any other provision of law that mandates detention, the Secretary of Homeland Security shall determine whether each individual in detention who is not a covered individual will remain in detention for the duration of a national emergency. (2) Process Not later than 7 days after the declaration of a national emergency related to a communicable disease, the Secretary shall establish a process for reviewing the immigration files of all individuals in detention who are not covered individuals, and apply a presumption that aliens should be released based upon the need to significantly reduce the detention population due to the risk of spread of a communicable disease in congregate setting. (b) Exceptions (1) In general In carrying out subsection (a), the Secretary— (A) may only rebut the presumption of release based on a credible and individualized determination by clear and convincing evidence that— (i) the use of alternatives to detention, including release on recognizance or parole, will not reasonably ensure the appearance of the individual at removal proceedings; or (ii) the individual is likely to pose a specific and substantial risk of causing bodily injury or using violent force against the person of another; (B) may not release an individual with a final order of removal entered against him or her, after all appeals have been exhausted if the removal of such alien is reasonably foreseeable