; EFFICIENT REPATRIATION OF MIGRANTS ORDERED REMOVED. Sec. 501. Joint Task Force to address rise in migrants. Sec. 502. Incentivizing applications at ports of entry. Sec. 503. Streamlining intake of asylum seekers. Sec. 504. Prioritizing prosecution resources for illegal entry. Sec. 505. Expanding alternatives to detention. Sec. 506. Eliminating immigration court backlogs. Sec. 507. Improved training for immigration judges and members of the Board of Immigration Appeals. Sec. 508. New technology to improve court efficiency. Sec. 509. Court appearance compliance and legal orientation. Sec. 510. Improving court efficiency and reducing costs by increasing access to legal information. Sec. 511. Facilitating safe and efficient repatriation. Title VI—PROTECTING FAMILY VALUES AND MONITORING AND CARING FOR UNACCOMPANIED ALIEN CHILDREN AFTER ARRIVAL. Sec. 601. Limitation on the separation of families. Sec. 602. Family reunification. Sec. 603. Prohibiting use of certain information. Sec. 604. Responsibility of sponsor for immigration court compliance and child well-being. Sec. 605. Monitoring unaccompanied alien children. Sec. 606. Funding to school districts for unaccompanied alien children. Sec. 607. School enrollment. Sec. 608. Definitions. I Addressing the Root Causes of Migration and Promoting Rule of Law, Security, and Economic Development in Central America 101. United States strategy for engagement in Central America (a) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall submit to Congress a 5-year, interagency strategy, to be known as the United States Strategy for Engagement in Central America (hereinafter referred to as the Strategy ), to advance reforms in Central American countries and address the key factors contributing to the flight of families, unaccompanied alien children, and other individuals to the United States. (b) Elements The Strategy under subsection (a) shall include efforts to— (1) strengthen the rule of law, improve access to justice,