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A look at how Trump’s big bill could change the US immigration system
- The House and Senate are debating immigration bills in 2025 that propose major funding increases and system overhauls amid unrest in Los Angeles.
- These bills arise after illegal border crossings plunged since January 2025 and include controversial measures like suspending asylum and raising immigration fees sharply.
- Key provisions allocate $45 billion to expand detention facilities, $1.25 billion to reduce the immigration court backlog, and expand ICE detention capacity from 41,000 to 100,000 beds.
- Greg Chen called the funding boost "a significant increase" and urgently needed, while Stephen Miller called the bill the "most essential piece of legislation" currently considered.
- If enacted, the bills would expand enforcement and detention networks substantially but also impose high fees on immigration applications, potentially increasing costs for legal immigrants.
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The U.S. government has proposed $45 billion for the expansion of immigration and customs (ICE) detention capacity across the country. The initiative is part of a bill that reinforces Donald Trump's immigration policies. What the new ICE arrest law saysThis is a provision of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (“One Big Beautiful Bill Act”), promoted by the Republican president, which includes migrants being able to stay under arrest in family resi…
Trump's plan would slam immigrants with huge fines before self-deporting: report
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Klar: Immigration by the Numbers
Democratic leaders who are calling for more protests against ICE agents appear to be playing right into President Donald Trump’s law-enforcing hands. A substantial majority of Americans support deporting violent illegal immigrants, so those on the extreme left screaming for obstruction of justice, harboring illegals, and defending convicted rapists and killers are losing immigration polling ... Read more Source
U.S. President Donald Trump intensified his campaign on Thursday for the passage of his “Beautiful and Great Bill,” during an event at the White House in which he assured that his administration will increase deportations to a minimum of one million illegal immigrants per year. Trump also commented that his bill would serve to fully fund the last sections of the border wall, ensuring that such legislation will be key to resolving border chaos an…
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