Republicans Advance Bill to Make Trump Border Policy Permanent
The measure would tighten asylum and parole rules, raise visa-overstay penalties and face likely rejection in the Senate, lawmakers said.
- On Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee advanced The Permanent Trump Secure Border Act to codify President Donald Trump's border policies. The legislation aims to make executive enforcement measures permanent law.
- Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, told lawmakers that Congress must ensure border security is not a 'byproduct of whoever is elected.' Current executive policies risk changing at a moment's notice without legislation.
- The bill limits asylum eligibility to legal ports of entry and criminalizes visa overstays exceeding 10 days. First-time offenders face up to $1,000 fines; repeat offenders could receive $2,000 fines and two years in prison.
- House Democrats unanimously opposed the legislation, calling it 'extreme' and 'cruel.' The bill faces a steep Senate path; Republicans hold 53 seats and require 60 votes for passage.
- The House Freedom Caucus is pushing for passage before November midterm elections. Polling shows 80-90% of Republicans and 70-85% of independents support stronger enforcement, positioning the bill as politically viable.
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Republicans advance bill to make Trump border policy permanent
(The Center Square) – A bill to codify President Donald Trump’s border security and immigration policy is headed to the U.S. House floor after Republicans advanced it out of committee Tuesday.
These Republicans want to make Trump’s border policy permanent
The House Freedom Caucus has successfully forced a border security bill forward after accusing Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) of breaking his promise to bring border legislation to the floor by July 4. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) has advanced his Permanent Trump Secure Border Act to the House Judiciary Committee for markup. It is the first...
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