Laken Riley Act heads to Trump's desk after second House vote - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Several Democrats have argued that there needs to be support for broader asylum and immigration reforms instead of Republicans pushing political bills they believe do little to fix the underlying problems.
45% : " The caucus fracturing over the Laken Riley Act vote signifies that Democrats are on shifting sands when it comes to immigration and trying to reel back in voters who turned to Trump and Republicans in November, granting them a GOP trifecta.
25% : Trump is all but assured to sign the bill, which will allow federal authorities to detain illegal immigrants who have committed theft-related crimes, as well as give states the ability to sue the Department of Homeland Security for harm caused to their citizens because of illegal immigration.
20% : "With President Trump in the White House, we will continue to secure our border, build the wall, and combat heinous crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

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