46 Democrats voted for the Laken Riley Act. For some, it’s a liability.

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In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s second election, voting for legislation to boost immigration enforcement could have seemed like a safe choice to some Democrats, who tied Donald Trump’s second presidential victory to a rejection of their party’s handling of immigration.

Forty-six Democrats broke with their party to support legislation named after the murdered Georgia […]

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