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House passes bill to deport immigrants with history of sex offenses

  • The House has passed a bill aimed at deporting immigrants with a history of sex offenses, receiving more Democratic support than before.
  • The Homeland Security Department estimates the bill will cost $26.9 billion in its first year, claiming it would be impossible for ICE to execute with existing resources.
  • The bill, named after a Georgia nursing student killed by an undocumented immigrant, has sparked bipartisan debate in the Senate, with proposed amendments being considered.
  • Critics argue the bill could lead to wrongful detentions and emphasize that immigrants generally commit fewer crimes than native-born citizens.
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The federal House of Representatives passed a bill to turn sexual and domestic violence into deportable crimes, which is the second bipartisan immigration bill to be passed in the House of Representatives this Congress. The entry passed bill to deport undocumented persons for sexual crimes or domestic violence was first published on Link Latino NC. They passed bill to deport undocumented persons for sexual crimes or domestic violence was first p…

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