; and (iii) when the number of calendar days remaining in the calendar year is equal to the number of days that the authority has not been activated, the Secretary shall be required to activate the border emergency authority for the remainder of the calendar year on days during which the requirements of paragraph (3)(B) have been satisfied. (7) Emergency suspension of authority (A) In general If the President finds that it is in the national interest to temporarily suspend the border emergency authority, the President may direct the Secretary to suspend use of the border emergency authority on an emergency basis. (B) Duration In the case of a direction from the President under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall suspend the border emergency authority for not more than 45 calendar days within a calendar year, notwithstanding any limitations on the use of the authority described in this subsection. (c) Continued access to southwest land border ports of entry (1) In general During any activation of the border emergency authority under subsection (b), the Secretary shall maintain the capacity to process, and continue processing, under section 235 or 235B a minimum of 1,400 inadmissible aliens each calendar day cumulatively across all southwest land border ports of entry in a safe and orderly process developed by the Secretary. (2) Special rules (A) Unaccompanied alien children exception For the purpose of calculating the number under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall count all unaccompanied alien children, who are nationals of contiguous countries, processed at southwest land border ports of entry, but shall not count such children who are nationals of noncontiguous countries. (B) Transition rules The provisions of section 244A(c) shall apply to this section. (d) Bar to admission Any alien who, during a period of 365 days, has 2 or more summary removals pursuant to the border emergency authority, shall be inadmissible for a period of 1 year beginning on the date of the alien’s most recent summary removal. (e)