ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on gloves that deliver painful electric shocks — ten times what Susan Collins points to as the de-escalation reform that justified her vote. Here are the 201 Republicans with report cards on this site who voted for the money.
More than 150 people gathered outside Collins' Biddeford office over her vote for $70 billion in new ICE funding. One of them was Alessia Gaspar Da Silva, whose husband has been in ICE custody for seven months.
Donalds promised to throw local officials out of office over 'sanctuary' policies and suspend prosecutors who 'go rogue.' Florida's own attorneys have told a court that cities aren't required to sign ICE agreements.
DHS paid $129 million for a warehouse in Roxbury and wants to fill it with detainees. Roxbury's all-Republican council says Kean 'did not engage to the level we had hoped.' He has never once asked DHS to cancel it.
Van Drew chaired a House hearing that declared abuse reports at Newark's Delaney Hall false before a single witness spoke. He called no one from ICE, DHS, or the company that runs the place — which gave his campaign $3,000.
In Washington, the Freedom Caucus chairman wants sanctuary officials prosecuted and said a detained pastor from his own district was 'subject to deportation.' On the Eastern Shore, he quietly got the Trump administration to max out the guest-worker visas his district's crab houses run on — and told the owner, 'we got it done.'
Gill's answer to being called racist was that the accusation has lost its power. Told the reason is that he called Indian Americans '7-Eleven workers,' he said nothing back. Hours earlier the same afternoon he had posted a family-values campaign ad without his Indian American wife in it.
Rep. Brandon Gill chaired a June hearing on Ohio Medicaid fraud, named Somali and Bhutanese immigrants as the culprits, and refused to let the three Ohio Democrats who asked to question witnesses take part.
In his first three campaigns, private prison PACs gave Garbarino $2,500 total. Since he took over the committee that oversees ICE, they have given him $30,000 — more than any other member of Congress, and from three private prison companies at once.