House panel advances sweeping bill of Trump immigration priorities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In the House Homeland package, lawmakers also voted for $5 billion in upgrades to U.S. Customs and Border Protection facilities as well as funding for more than 8,000 new agents.
52% : That is clearly what Donald Trump wants to do.
51% : The bill rolls in the REINS Act, short for Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny, that would require regulations to get approval from Congress before they could go into effect.
46% : "These and other resources and fees in this reconciliation text will ensure the Trump administration has the adequate resources to enforce immigration laws in a fiscally responsible way.
43% : The Judiciary panel's bill comes alongside one weighed in the House Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday, where Republicans added more than $45 billion to construct Trump's border wall, forecasting 700 miles of new construction, along with new river barriers and other barriers.
31% : That was coupled with $45 billion in funding to detain 100,000 migrants -- almost triple the daily average under former President Biden and more than double the rate currently detained under Trump.
15% : "If Donald Trump can sweep noncitizens off the street and fly them to a torturer's prison in El Salvador with no Due Process, he can do it to citizens too, because if there is no cue process, no fair hearing, you have no opportunity to object.

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