Kansas Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate Kris Kobach says Republicans must not “make compromises” when it comes to President Trump’s proposed border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) released a statement on Friday, arguing that sanctuary cities are to blame for the untimely death of Kate Steinle.
The House of Representatives passed Kate’s Law and the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act in June, but both bills continue to languish in the Senate.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke in Las Vegas, Nevada Wednesday to federal, state, and local law enforcement about ongoing efforts to combat violent crime and rein in so-called “sanctuary cities.”
A diverse group of Americans whose loved ones are dead by the hands of illegal alien criminals had the opportunity to tell their stories in front of cameras from inside the White House just days ago when President Donald Trump honored them at a roundtable event.
During Friday’s Weekly Address, President Trump stated Kate’s Law and the No Sanctuary For Criminals Act present the choice of, “either vote to save and protect American lives, or vote to shield and comfort criminal aliens who threaten innocent lives –
Congressman Justin Amash (R-MI) was the only Republican to vote against Kate’s Law, a law that would impose harsher penalties on deported aliens who try to return to the United States.
House Republicans passed two major reforms Thursday targeting criminal aliens in so-called “sanctuary cities.” Both bills were inspired by crimes committed in California, and both will impact California more than any other state.
The House passed two immigration reforms today, marking a first big step towards immigration reform, despite strong Democratic opposition.
Two major immigration enforcement bills are expected to go before the U.S. House this week for a vote – including “Kate’s Law” and a sanctuary city de-funding bill. Passage of these important bills will help deliver on campaign promises made by President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress during the last election cycle.
