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House Republicans move to make Trump's border policies permanent
House Republicans advanced the Permanent Trump Secure Border Act, a bill aimed at codifying Trump's border policies by criminalizing visa overstays, ending 'catch and release' policies, and tightening asylum eligibility. The legislation, led by Rep. Chip Roy, cleared the House Judiciary Committee along party lines despite Democratic objections, which emphasized the need for ICE reforms and legal immigration pathways. The bill aligns with prior GOP efforts like H.R. 2 but excludes a nationwide E-Verify mandate.
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