US EditionDignity Act Aims to Soften Blow of Deportations, Faces Growing Opposition
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – The Dignity Act allows undocumented immigrants arriving before 2021 to work legally and avoid deportation by completing a seven-year program with required payments and compliance.
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Dignity Act aims to soften blow of deportations, faces growing opposition
As the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement, a bipartisan push in the House seeks to offer certain migrants illegally in the U.S. a chance to remain in the country and keep working without offering a path to citizenship. The proposal, known as the Dignity Act, has garnered more than 20 co-sponsors in the House. What does the Dignity Act do? Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., a key supporter, said in a press release, “Those who entered Amer…
RINO Rep. Maria Salazar Makes a Telling Remark During Interview Which Reveals What Happens Next If Her So-Called "Dignity Act" For Illegal Aliens Becomes Law
A South Florida GOP congresswoman got caught saying the quiet part out loud, which reveals her true agenda on immigration reform.
An initiative is putting forward new guidelines to support migrants, mainly irregular migrants, living in the United States, following the policies of the current government, which have expelled thousands of them.
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