The Great Legislative Adventure: A Look at the One Big Beautiful Bill
The One Big Beautiful Bill represents a landmark legislative effort aimed at granting the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sweeping authority to deport millions of undocumented immigrants who arrived during Joe Biden’s presidency. This bill also seeks to ensure that these individuals are ineligible for food stamps or Medicaid, not to mention preventing them from sending tax dollars internationally. Additionally, it promises to secure the border permanently.
This ambitious bill allocates tens of billions of dollars towards expanding ICE’s detention capabilities and includes provisions for hiring a minimum of 10,000 new ICE agents. According to the House Judiciary Committee, the legislation “provides funding for at least 1 million annual deportations, introduces 10,000 new ICE personnel, and increases detention capacity to accommodate an average daily population of at least 100,000 individuals.”
As noted by NumbersUSA, “For decades, Congress has promised to secure the border and has failed to deliver. The House Reconciliation bill fulfills the commitment to construct the border wall, add 10,000 ICE officers, secure detention beds, and provide historic funding for Customs and Border Patrol, along with a tax on remittances sent by illegal aliens. The Trump Administration requires this funding to deport the millions who entered the country in recent years.”
Even critics of the administration’s approach concede that this significant legislation will facilitate ICE in escalating mass deportation efforts to unprecedented levels in U.S. history.
In essence, the One Big Beautiful Bill is poised to empower what can only be described as Big Beautiful Deportations.
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