Trump bill adds to border infrastructure

DC Daily Journal:

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President Donald Trump’s relentless focus on securing America’s borders has yielded unprecedented results, and now, a sweeping legislative package dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” is poised to lock in those victories. From the National Border Patrol Council to heartbroken angel families, supporters of robust immigration enforcement are rallying behind the bill, praising its bold investments in border infrastructure, personnel, and deportation efforts. Passed by the House in May, this reconciliation package is a testament to Trump’s vision of a safer, stronger America.

The bill’s border provisions have won over key stakeholders, a feat orchestrated by House GOP leadership. For border hawks, the legislation is a game-changer, delivering critical funding for border wall construction, additional enforcement agents, and resources to sustain Trump’s hard-fought gains at the southern border. The package is seen as a bulwark against the chaos of the previous administration’s open-border policies, which Trump swiftly reversed upon returning to the White House in January.
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Biden's border policy was a disaster as he attempted to allow millions of illegals into the country, hoping to import more Democrat voters.  Democrats tried to cover up this immigration strategy by suggesting that more legislation was needed.  Trump has proved that assertion was false by shutting down illegal immigration to some of the lowest levels in history.  Just enforcing immigration laws did the trick.

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