Dems says they will vote no on their legislation "Abolish ICE"

A group of Democrats who introduced legislation to abolish the enforcement of the US Immigration and Customs Act (ICE) said they would vote against this measure if the leaders of the GOP honored their promise to present it to the House. Mark Pocan Mark William PocanHouse Dems Prepare a Law to Close ICE, Move Responsibilities Pence Provides a Pep Rally for Ice Agents in the Midst of Dem Attacks There is a better answer to the question. abuse that abolition ICE MORE (D-Wis.), Pramila Jayapal Pramila JayapalHouse Dems prepare legislation to close ICE, transfer responsibilities The progressives are ready to shape the l & # 39; Agenda if Dems resumes the leadership of the ex-ICE: This should be an abolitionist movement Trump ICE 'PLUS Movement (D-Wash.) And Adriano Espaillat Adriano of Jesus Espaillat CabralLawmakers discuss efforts to stimulate Latino entrepreneurship House Dems prepare legislation to close ICE, transfer responsibilities on money – Sponsored by Prudential – Trump suggests that China eases the pressure on the North Korea because of the commercial fight | Mulvaney is number two in the consumer bureau | The Republican House will propose a bill to restrict the commercial powers of Trump PLUS (DN.Y.) Issued a statement Thursday accusing GOP leaders of exploiting legislation for get a political gain.

While Democratic lawmakers declared that they would vote against their own measure – which would create a commission to review the responsibilities of ICE and then recommend their transfer to other agencies – they said that they were looking forward to the opportunity to debate. President Ryan is not serious about enacting our law establishing an immigration law enforcement system, members of Congress, advocacy groups and affected communities do not They will not engage in this political affair, "said the Democratic Party.If President Ryan presents our bill, we plan to vote against it and we will instead use the opportunity to force an urgent and long-awaited conversation. in the House, it went on. "We are going to discuss the thousands of families still separated by Trump President Donald John TrumpEx-Russian Ambbadador: Trump has done more damage to NATO for decades than Russia for decades Trump takes credit for the increased defense spending of NATO allies, but says "it's not enough" Trump wonders how the Russian probe can "proceed" given the private comments from the FBI agent. PLUS The cruel zero tolerance policy, the 800,000 young people whose President's decision to end the DACA and the abuses committed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement have thrown into turmoil. "

" We look forward to the day when we will take meaningful action on the issues covered by our bill. "[19659002KevinMcCarthy Kevin Owen McCarthyJordan complains CNN reporters calling former staffers to ask questions Ryan defends Jordan amidst Ohio's allegations of abuse: He is" a man of "The Hill's Morning Report – The Dems are attacking, but know that they do not have the votes on Kavanaugh MORE (R-Calif.) Had confirmed Thursday that & ### 39, he planned to schedule a vote on the bill.

Republicans seek to force Democrats to vote democratically, placing Democrats in constituencies that have criticized the agency in a difficult situation

Lawmakers of the GOP have stated that Democrats should be ready to show their constituents where they really are on the issue.

"Democrats tried to make July 4 the abolition of ICE, which is a radical and extreme position that would lead to open borders and US national security, "said Steve Scalise. Joseph ScaliseJordan complains of CNN reporters who call former employees to ask questions Ryan defends Jordan amidst Ohio's abuse charges: He is a "man of integrity" ####################################################################################### ; The Hill & # 39; s Morning – Dems report attack, but know that they do not have votes on Kavanaugh (R – La.) Told The Hill. "I think that's the wrong approach." Republicans blasted the legislation, arguing that the agency's elimination would lead to an influx of human trafficking and drugs as well as to the gang violence, and would increase the risk of being subjected to an act of terrorism.

Critics of the ICE, which was established in 2003 as part of a new department of the internal security, claim that he has become "militarized" in his approach to deportations