; withdrawal of application for admission. Sec. 144. Voluntary repatriation. Sec. 145. Immigration Examinations Fee Account. Sec. 146. Border reforms. Sec. 147. Protection Appellate Board. TITLE II—Asylum processing enhancements Sec. 201. Combined screenings. Sec. 202. Credible fear standard and asylum bars at screening interview. Sec. 203. Internal relocation. Sec. 204. Asylum officer clarification. TITLE III—Securing America Subtitle A—Border emergency authority Sec. 301. Border emergency authority. Subtitle B—Fulfilling promises to Afghan allies Sec. 311. Definitions. Sec. 312. Support for Afghan allies outside the United States. Sec. 313. Conditional permanent resident status for eligible individuals. Sec. 314. Refugee processes for certain at-risk Afghan allies. Sec. 315. Improving efficiency and oversight of refugee and special immigrant processing. Sec. 316. Support for certain vulnerable Afghans relating to employment by or on behalf of the United States. Sec. 317. Support for allies seeking resettlement in the United States. Sec. 318. Reporting. TITLE IV—Promoting legal immigration Sec. 401. Employment authorization for fiancés, fiancées, spouses, and children of United States citizens and specialty workers. Sec. 402. Additional visas. Sec. 403. Children of long-term visa holders. Sec. 404. Military naturalization modernization. Sec. 405. Temporary family visits. TITLE V—Self-sufficiency and due process Subtitle A—Work authorizations Sec. 501. Work authorization. Sec. 502. Employment eligibility. Subtitle B—Protecting due process Sec. 511. Access to counsel. Sec. 512. Counsel for certain unaccompanied alien children. Sec. 513. Counsel for certain incompetent individuals. Sec. 514. Conforming amendment. TITLE VI—Accountability and metrics Sec. 601. Employment authorization compliance. Sec. 602. Legal access in custodial settings. Sec. 603. Credible fear and protection determinations. Sec. 604. Publication of operational statistics by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Sec. 605. Utilization of parole