A border bill too broad: Senate Democrats must force changes in the Laken Riley Act

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : That disorder will only get far worse if officials like Paxton are able to run to Tipton and ask that he rewrite immigration laws on the fly.
54% : It also makes little sense to hand state officials who have proven themselves to be political bomb-throwers -- like Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who's made a habit of using the powers of his office to harass nonprofits for their protected speech -- new powers over what should be federal immigration policy.
32% : The broad language would direct ICE to detain people who entered or were present in the country unlawfully regardless of whether they fell under programs like DACA, TPS or parole, and before they were convicted of anything.

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