First on Fox: One of the Republicans in the Senate re -submitting legislation to make the law enforcement attack a crime that requires deportation for migrants, in the middle. A new batch of migration In Congress.
Senator Ted Pod, Republican for North Carolina, is re -submitting the law to protect law by monitoring and implementing immigration (police).
The bill would explicitly stipulate the attack on the law enforcement officer Retardable crime. The legislation faces difficulty in progressing in the Senate, which is run by Democrats, and is expected to have a better opportunity to succeed now after Republicans have enjoyed a majority. There is a copy at home as well.
The draft law states that any “foreigner convicted of committing it, confessed to committing it, or confessed to committing acts that form the basic elements of the crime that involves the attack on one of the law enforcement employees, who are deported.”
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“One of the best ways in which we can support law enforcement officials and public protection is the deportation of the dangerous persons who harm them. If the immigrant commits the crime of attacking an officer or any other respondent, he must be subject to immediate deportation,” Bod said in a statement to Fox News. Digital.
“Our legislators must always support men and women who protect and serve our societies. We must act based on this vital proposal.”
Senator Ted Pod, a Republican of North Carolina, during a hearing of the Trade, Science and Transport Committee in the Senate in Washington, DC, the United States, on Thursday, February 9, 2023. (Aldrajo / Bloomberg via Getti Imaguz)
The draft law includes dozens of sponsors participating in the Senate, including Senator Tom Teleles, Republican for North Carolina, Steve Denz (Republican on Mont), Katie Brett (Republican for Alaa), Ted Cruz, Republican on Texas, and James. Lanford R oukla.
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The draft law appeared in the same week in which it was issued Law of Luke Riley, The matter that requires the detention of immigration and customs authorities (ICE) was sent to illegal immigrants accused of crimes related to theft, to President Trump's office after the two congregation of the two parties was approved by the two parties. Trump is expected to sign this procedure.
Legislators have also provided other measures to combat illegal immigrants, including draft laws to restore the law Stay in Mexico The program, reduce humanitarian release, and temporary protection.
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Meanwhile, President Trump signed 10 executive orders on the first day of his administration, including draft laws to send the army to the border and declare the state of national emergency.
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Federal agencies have taken similar steps, including reducing travel restrictions Immigration and Customs Administration (ICEThe officers in sensitive areas are ordered to review the use of conditional release by federal agencies.
