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[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Hey Congress, give me a status update, how are you doing today?

Oh? Ok. Status quo it is.

Was the bill only to vote on if non-citizens who served in the military should be granted citizenship? The whole bill was just that question? If so, I'll disagree with all 208 of them.

Or was this shoved into a bill that includes a bunch of shit that has nothing to do with that question?

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

Was the bill only to vote on if non-citizens who served in the military should be granted citizenship? The whole bill was just that question? If so, I'll disagree with all 208 of them.

Or was this shoved into a bill that includes a bunch of shit that has nothing to do with that question?

Wasn't hard to google


https://www.military.com/daily-news/...ars-house.html

Republicans largely opposed the bill over what they have described as a Biden administration-fueled "crisis" at the U.S.-Mexico border. Republicans cite record numbers of Customs and Border Protection encounters with immigrants at the border and drug seizure numbers.

The bill "creates additional carve outs to an already broken immigration system," Rep. Mike Bost, R-Ill., the ranking member and likely next chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, said on the floor. "Right now, DHS can't even do their job of securing the southern border and enforcing immigration law."

Republicans also argued that most deported veterans have committed other crimes and so are too dangerous to be in the country.