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There is always a danger when legislation moves too quickly in Washington that members and senators will get caught up in the optics of a proposal and miss (or misread) the fine print — to their detriment and the country’s.<ref>https://cis.org/Arthur/Laken-Riley-Bill-Passes-Key-Senate-Test-Vote</ref>}}
 
There is always a danger when legislation moves too quickly in Washington that members and senators will get caught up in the optics of a proposal and miss (or misread) the fine print — to their detriment and the country’s.<ref>https://cis.org/Arthur/Laken-Riley-Bill-Passes-Key-Senate-Test-Vote</ref>}}
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== Prior Version ==
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The Laken Riley Act was passed by the [[House]] in the 118th Congress, but blocked by the [[Dem]]-controlled Senate based in part on the Biden Administration's analysis that the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) would be required to take immediate custody of 60,000 illegal aliens based on charges (not only convictions) of crimes against property.<ref>https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000194-51cc-d639-a395-7dfdd8400000</ref>
 
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