Posted on 07/06/2016 11:42:32 AM PDT by milton23
The United States Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Wednesday on two bills related to immigration enforcement. The sanctuary cities and “Kate’s Law” bills were combined last year, but failed to overcome the 60-vote threshold needed to proceed to the bill.
Senate Democrats blocked the combined bill in October 2015.
The two bills were separated this time around because of concerns that some have about a mandatory minimum sentences provision of Kate’s Law.
The sanctuary cities bill, officially titled Senate Bill 3100 (the Stop Dangerous Sanctuary Cities Act), allows state and local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration and law enforcement officials with regard to actions taken to comply with an immigration detainer.
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Cannot fix their collective fly.
Congress will do whatever obama/hillary wants them to and it won’t be good for us.
Paul Puke Ryan will not allow any votes on this.
The point should be that any time a LOE comes into contact with an illegal alien, that alien should be taken into custody, their country of origin determined, and then immediately repatriated within 24 hours.
Totally agree. He is the very WORST in a LONG SERIES of BAD GOP House leaders. Gingrich was the last best one.
Here is an idea: allow private prosecution of employers and landlords who hire or rent to illegal aliens with one who successfully leads such prosecution able to retain part of the penalties.
Allows? Should be requires.
And Newt Gingrich was an open borders, NAFTA, WTO guy when he was Speaker. But still he was better than what came after. Denny Hastert? RINO buffoon/high school wrestling coach and showers coordinator.
Dems drop platform requirement that illegals learn English for amnesty... https://t.co/OvLLsKvAMW— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) July 2, 2016
Dems are going all out open borders in 2016 to score more Democrap voters. A good contrast to Trump so lets hope Trump gets the nomination.
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