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12 Senate Democrats
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12 Senate Democrats: 2 PolicyBombs on record
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Positions on record
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Policy #1: Southern Border Crossings: Catch-and-Release, Asylum Expansion, and Record Encounters Harmful
For: Laken Riley Act S.5 signed Jan 29, 2025; Senate 64-35. Congress.gov S.5 Laken Riley Act. congress.gov
Listed in the research as: Sen. Katie Britt + 12 Senate Democrats
Verdict: The 2021-24 border surge was a policy choice with foreseeable pull effects, not a force of nature. Catch-and-release into multi-year court backlogs, ending MPP, and delayed Title 42 exit timing produced record crossings, city fiscal crises, and documented failures to track released children.
Policy #5: Crimes by Illegal Immigrants: Sanctuary Policy, ICE Limits, and Case Evidence Harmful
For tougher criminal-alien detention: Laken Riley Act S.5 (2025). Congress.gov S.5 Laken Riley Act. congress.gov
Listed in the research as: Sen. Katie Britt + 12 Senate Democrats
Verdict: Aggregate rate debates do not excuse releasing or declining to hold known criminal removable aliens. High illegal inflows raise absolute counts of rare violent offenders even if rates are low.