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I am disappointed that the Securing America's Future Act failed today. Our immigration system is broken and Congress must act. This bill supports President Trump's commitment to secure our border while making important positive reforms to legal immigration.
Failure of this bill today is further proof that immigration is a complicated issue. We must move forward with securing our borders, but I call on my colleagues to take action now with a clean bill to keep families apprehended at the border together during detention.
The inmigration system is not broken. This is a myth. Broken = DHS and ICE and persecutorial administration policies directed at asylum seekers.
Let us know your thinking about Trump’s buddies, Manafort (jail) & Cohen, (awaiting the rollout of his sealed indictments), as they debate rolling over for Mueller. Does that inspire you to follow Trump even further? Have you donated to Cohen’s defense like he’s asking Trump?
How about you try passing a bipartisan bill?
Enough of the smoke and mirrors. The president can direct orders to be followed but it requires an act of congress to stop or reverse them? #smh
Zero tolerance policy and Republican obstructionism for years to blame.
You and your colleagues have cruelly politicized immigration since Obama. Republicans are good at obstructing. Solutions require leadership of which @SpeakerRyan has proven to be incapable. Trump caused this chaos without a planned resolution: insane.
Trump Did Not cause this increase in illegal immigration. 6x's greater influx from 2008-2014pic.twitter.com/P11E8jmU04
Oh, give it a rest. You’re thanking the arsonist for acting like he’s trying to put out the fire he set. When will the GOP get a spine?
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