US EditionTrump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Make the Immigration Court Mess Even Worse
UNITED STATES, JUL 2 – The Senate bill allocates $170 billion to immigration enforcement, tripling ICE's detention budget and enabling expanded raids and deportations nationwide, critics say.
- The Senate passed the 940-page 'One Big Beautiful Bill' on July 1, 2025, allocating roughly $150 billion for immigration enforcement and deportations.
- The bill emerged amid increasing ICE raids and widespread protests in multiple cities against mass detentions and federal enforcement sweeps.
- Catholic leaders and advocacy groups criticized the bill for its enforcement-only focus, cuts to social programs like Medicaid, and risks of harming immigrant families and low-income women.
- David Spicer called the appropriation a nearly 400% increase in detention funds, warning that fees are 'insurmountable' and the bill would weaken legal immigration and disproportionately impact families.
- The bill’s passage signals intensified enforcement actions, potentially increasing family separations, mass deportations, and adverse effects on church communities and social services.
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Donald Trump’s big, beautiful mess
For all the trillions of US dollars bandied about like poker chips at a Vegas bachelor party, few Americans turned up to protest against Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill as it passed through the Senate on Tuesday. Of the measly number that did, 38 were arrested by the US Capitol Police and ludicrously charged with crowding, obstructing, and “incommoding”. It seems to me that Trump is counting on the fact that MAGA America suffers from the same c
The president of the United States nicknames it beautiful, but pro-immigrant activists consider it a disgrace, especially for low-income communities and immigrants.
ACLU Ohio urges universities to reject ICE partnerships, immigration attorney says schools could be forced
President Donald Trumps One Big Beautiful Bill looks to give roughly $150 billion to his mass deportation agenda, according to ABC News.With Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity increasing across the U.S., ACLU Ohio is urging public colleges and universities to reject working with ICE on their campuses.The organization sent a letter to all public university and college presidents in the state telling them to be aware that their sch…
Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ will make the immigration court mess even worse
Immigrants and asylum seekers like Sayed Naser are being arrested as they leave their immigration hearings, and the proposed "big, beautiful bill" would impose exorbitant fees that would prevent many from accessing the courts.
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