; and (viii) a person holding a valid humanitarian visa. (6) Additional review determinations An additional review conducted with respect to an alien meeting the requirements of paragraph (3) or (4) may uphold the previous determination or be referred to an immigration judge for a final decision. (7) Effect of denial Any alien who is denied asylum status under this subsection shall be subject to expedited removal under section 235. (e) Immigration judge referral If referred to an immigration judge, the following shall apply: (1) Court referral and Case management In the case that an asylum officer refers a case to an immigration judge after a secondary or additional review, each alien subject to such referral shall receive a Notice to Appear and be permitted to leave the humanitarian campus. Each such alien shall be placed in a case management program. (2) Monitoring Each alien in case management shall be consistently monitored, and each adult shall wear a wrist GPS tracker and check in regularly with case officers. (3) Adult confirmation of location Any alien placed in case management who is an adult, parent, or legal guardian shall check in on a weekly basis using automated telephone technology that confirms the caller’s identity and location. (4) Failure to comply Any alien who fails to comply with the case management requirements under this subsection shall be denied asylum and subject to expedited removal under section 235. (f) Humanitarian campus In this section, the term humanitarian campus means the campus described in section 472 of the Homeland Security Act of 2002. . (b) Effective date The amendment made by this section shall take effect as soon as practicable, but not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act. 1603. Screening and processing in Western hemisphere (a) In general There shall be established not less than 5 facilities in the Western hemisphere that shall offer asylum pre-screening and family reunification services. (b) Locations Of the facilities established under