The Big Horn detention center in Hudson would nearly double Colorado's immigrant detention capacity. Evans said he had 'a lot of heartburn' about ICE entering homes without a warrant — then used 23 seconds of his hearing time on it.
The self-described only dairyman in Congress represents a district that is more than 65% Latino and runs on farm labor. When Border Patrol raided it, he asked for advance notice. Then he cast a deciding vote for the $70 billion Secure America Act.
Garbarino chairs House Homeland Security. He held the hearing, funded the cameras, and voted to give ICE three more years of money. When agents with no cameras killed a man in Houston, he asked for a briefing that wouldn't cover the shooting.
Alford's letter calls local opposition "obstruction" and adds a line about his seat on the Appropriations Committee: "we look forward to helping make this happen." He named the Harrisonville and Belton ground the next week, to a TV reporter.
The Dignity Act has sat in a subcommittee untouched since July 2025. Salazar launched a national tour in March 2026, and her office counts 250 news stories and 100 endorsements. In the middle of it she cast a deciding vote for $70 billion for ICE.
Five Senate Republicans named the bill in January. Stauber carried the identical text into the House in March, alone, and has kept it there. It is a child care bill that also writes a terrorist group into immigration law and lets an officer deport a provider on suspicion. The video that started it all produced no confirmed findings of fraud.
Body cameras. No masks. Visible ID. Warrants before agents enter a school or a home. Fitzpatrick put all of it in a bill on April 2. On June 9 he voted to fund ICE through 2029 with none of it — and the bill passed 214-212.
Cline's 287(g) Cooperation Act would make every police department in America ineligible for federal hiring grants unless it signs an agreement with ICE within 180 days. The police chief in his own district says his department will keep doing what it has been doing.
H.R. 9724 would strip automatic citizenship from children born in Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Northern Marianas to parents who are neither citizens nor green-card holders. Guam's leaders invited him to come see the island. His office hasn't answered their questions either.