Reconciliation or capitulation: Trump's final go-for-broke play | Blaze Media

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The amendment also tackles lawfare targeting red states trying to enforce immigration laws.
53% : The House Judiciary Committee earmarked $81.4 billion for ICE and deportation-related activities in its reconciliation bill.
49% : Many of us backed Donald Trump in 2024 with a clear, urgent checklist of national priorities.
36% : At this pace, Trump would remove fewer than 1 million people by the end of his term -- only to be followed by a radical Democrat ready to usher in 20 million more.
33% : Unless Trump starts ignoring rogue judicial rulings, this legislation is his only realistic path to carrying out mass deportations.
29% : Trump can't deport millions unless Republicans strip federal courts of power and cut off legal challenges -- the budget reconciliation bill is the president's last real chance to act.
22% : Once Trump leaves office, a legal backstop must be in place to prevent a fresh wave of illegal immigration from overrunning states like Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Idaho.

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