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    Home » Blog » How states are taking the deportation battle into their own hands

    How states are taking the deportation battle into their own hands

    February 4, 2025Updated:February 4, 2025 Immigration No Comments
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    Feeling emboldened by the Trump administration’s powerful method, Republican-led says are doing their own part to deport illegal immigrants.

    States have implemented policies ranging from establishing roadblocks to floating bounty hunters for newcomers. The states that have often been the most outspoken on immigration, with Texas and Florida leading the charge are the most ambitious.

    According to the Washington Post, Texas senators have introduced legislation that would require the identification of illegal immigrant children, forbid illegal refugees from receiving position legal help, establish a new Texas Border Protection Unit, and give local law enforcement the authority to arrest illegal immigrants apprehended close to the border.

    In Florida, politicians are looking to outsmart each other on immigration. The Tackling and Reforming Immoral Migration Policy, or TRUMP Act, which would establish a Florida immigration king with a 150-person business and$ 500,000 in revenue, was unveiled by a group of Republican politicians.

    According to the outlet, the legislation would increase the punishments for crimes committed by illegal immigrants, grant bonuses to police who work in raids to catch illegal immigrants, convince law enforcement to join in detention operations, and impose a cap on in-state education for illegal immigrant students, according to the report.

    Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL ) declared that the bill wasn’t enough.

    The same Florida legislators who opposed my request for a special treatment and later passed weaker regulations that would incredibly weaken our current legislation first rejected my call for a special program. The citizens of Florida should not tolerate this false, covert attempt to make Florida a sanctuary state, he claimed in a post on X.

    DeSantis vowed to drive for a more restrictive immigration law. The bill’s partners pleaded with them to assist President Donald Trump and his administration in developing the policy.

    Law enforcement frontrunners met with me now in Palm Beach to discuss the risk of illegal immigration and the passage of legislation that will weaken our ability to deal with it and protect the public.
     
    The exact Florida politicians who launched campaigns on…

    — Ron DeSantis ( @GovRonDeSantis ) January 30, 2025

    By proposing regulations that would efficiently produce bounty hunters, Missouri and Mississippi have taken some of the most contentious techniques. The costs would strengthen private citizens to prosecute illegal immigrants, honor$ 1, 000 for tips that lead to arrests, and, in Missouri’s situation, account certified loan bondsmen to detain illegal immigrants.

    Some Republican lawmakers pushed back on the measure, arguing it was too far, concerns dismissed by the bills ‘ proponents.

    “You’re not going to just sit back and hope things change”, bill sponsor Missouri Sen. David Gregory said last week. Trump is going to do a fantastic job, but do you think waiting until there is another Biden administration would help this project? I don’t”.

    Legislation in Iowa and South Dakota would require driver’s licenses to state citizenship. A bill from Montana would require background checks on people’s immigration status to be a part of traffic stops.

    WASHINGTON EXAMINER CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.

    The TRUMP Act, which was passed in Tennessee, was established to collect fees from parents for allowing illegal immigrant children to attend public schools.

    Other states appear to be laying the groundwork for future initiatives. Gov. According to Jeff Landry (R-LA ), the state’s representatives were instructed to monitor the financial costs of illegal immigrants” to determine the financial burden our citizens are being forced to carry because of those who do not follow the law.”

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