Border security bill passes House

 The Hill:

House Republicans focused their attention on the border with their first bill of the year, passing legislation named after the slain Georgia student Laken Riley that would require detention of migrants arrested for theft.

The legislation cleared the chamber in a 264-159 vote, with 48 Democrats joining all Republicans in support. The Senate is expected to take up the legislation this week.

Dubbed the Laken Riley Act, the legislation honors the woman killed by a Venezuelan migrant who was arrested for shoplifting ahead of the attack and paroled in the country. Riley’s birthday would have been Friday, which is the same day the Senate may take up the bill.

Tuesday’s vote marked the second time in a year that the House cleared the legislation. Republicans and a small group of Democrats approved the bill in March, but it languished amid opposition in the Democratic-controlled Senate.

With Republicans now holding majorities in both chambers, and President-elect Trump set to be sworn in to the White House later this month, GOP lawmakers are making another attempt at moving the measure.
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One of the reasons Republicans now control both the House and Senate and the White House is the Democrats' open borders policy that has let millions of illegals into the country many of which were criminals released by other countries including murderers.  Trump has promised a robust deportation effort after he is sworn in.  Th open borders under Biden have been a disaster.

See also:

ANOTHER Gitmo release shows Biden & Co. have gone 100% off the rails

And:

 Senate Takes Immediate Action on Illegal Migrant Criminals Amid Border Crisis

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