; or (2) discourage, interfere in, or withdraw funds from any Office of Refugee Resettlement-funded legal services provider, child advocate program, or any other entity that— (A) pursues judicial review or a civil action under this Act, or any civil action in State court, to challenge the conditions of such a child's custody or the denial of release from custody; or (B) assists such a child or the parent, legal guardian, or prospective sponsor of such a child to so challenge. (b) Protection for individuals filing complaints with Ombudsperson An employee of a Federal or State agency, a contractor for a Federal or State agency, or a care provider shall not retaliate against any individual for having filed a complaint with, or provided information to, the Ombudsperson. (c) Protections for noncitizen children reporting discrimination Noncitizen children in immigration custody may not be retaliated against for reporting discrimination, filing a charge of discrimination, or participating in a discrimination investigation or lawsuit. 605. Mandatory access to detention facilities for Members of Congress (a) In general Subject to subsection (c), the Secretary concerned shall allow a Member of Congress to tour any facility in which 1 or more detained individuals are housed, including unaccompanied noncitizen children, at a time between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on a date requested by the Member of Congress if, not later than 24 hours before the date requested in the case of a Department of Homeland Security facility, or not later than 2 business days before the date requested in the case of a Department of Health and Human Services facility, the Secretary concerned receives written notice from the Member of Congress that includes— (1) the name of the facility