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Issue

Immigration

26
tracked promises
58%
of scored promises kept
23
stated positions
23/0
declared / inferred
23
officials on record

Officials on Immigration

Officials on this issue
DAlex Padilla3100%1
DJohn W. Hickenlooper2100%1
RTommy Tuberville21
RJohn Boozman1100%1
DMazie K. Hirono1100%1
DMark Kelly1100%1
RSteve Scalise1100%1
RMarsha Blackburn10%1
DAdam B. Schiff10%1
RKevin Cramer10%1
DAmy Klobuchar10%1
DRick Larsen10%1
RThom Tillis11
RAshley Moody11
RBernie Moreno11
RKelly Ayotte11
RRon DeSantis11
RMike Braun11
RKim Reynolds11
RPhil Scott11
RBrian Babin11
DZoe Lofgren11
ISteve Padilla01

Positions on record

  • Rick LarsenStated position

    Require humane treatment standards — including in-person medical exams, safe drinking water, and adequate meals — for individuals held in ICE and CBP custody.

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  • Mark KellyStated position

    Committed to continue working with Republicans and Democrats and the administration to improve border security and fix the immigration system in a way that supports Arizona's community and economy.

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  • Kevin CramerStated position

    Cramer committed to act to defund sanctuary cities.

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  • Adam B. SchiffStated position

    Pass the U.S. Citizenship Act to create a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants.

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  • John BoozmanStated position

    Continue to oppose efforts to grant amnesty to people who violate U.S. immigration laws.

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  • Marsha BlackburnStated position

    As governor, Blackburn commits to ensure Tennessee's state government works with the federal government to implement mass deportations and to penalize elected officials who refuse to follow federal immigration law, pledging that sanctuary cities will never have a home in Tennessee.

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  • Bernie MorenoStated position

    Eliminate birthright citizenship, cap refugee admissions, reform the asylum system and streamline deportations by enacting the Harry Reid Immigration Stabilization Act.

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  • John W. HickenlooperStated position

    Called for creating a real pathway to citizenship for DREAMers, TPS recipients, and essential workers.

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  • Kim ReynoldsStated position

    Make permanent (in statute) the executive order requiring the state to use E-Verify and SAVE to verify the immigration status and employment eligibility of state employees and professional-license recipients.

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  • Alex PadillaStated position

    Pass the Citizenship for Essential Workers Act — his first bill as a U.S. Senator — to create an expedited pathway to citizenship for the more than 5 million undocumented essential workers who worked on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Ashley MoodyStated position

    Committed to continue working with President Trump on immigration enforcement, citing her RIPPLE Act (expanding the 287(g) program for state law enforcement) and Stop GAPS Act (on placement of unaccompanied migrant children) as steps.

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  • Tommy TubervilleStated position

    Introduced and championed the ASSIMILATION Act, committing to overhaul legal immigration by ending chain migration and the diversity visa lottery in favor of a merit-based, national-interest system.

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  • Ron DeSantisStated position

    Expand Florida's E-Verify employment-eligibility requirement to cover all employers (including those with fewer than 25 workers) and sign that expansion into law.

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  • Mike BraunStated position

    Ensure Indiana is not a safe haven for illegal immigration, directing state and local law enforcement to fully cooperate with federal immigration enforcement (ICE / 287(g) agreements).

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  • Thom TillisStated position

    Committed to working with President Trump to end illegal immigration and to advance the Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Cities Act, which would let certain crime victims sue jurisdictions that decline lawful ICE detainer requests.

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  • Brian BabinStated position

    End automatic birthright citizenship for children of parents in the country illegally, restoring the original intent of the 14th Amendment, through his Birthright Citizenship Act (H.R.569).

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  • Phil ScottStated position

    Committed to continue accepting refugees in Vermont, saying the state would continue to do its part.

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  • Kelly AyotteStated position

    Ban so-called sanctuary policies in New Hampshire, calling on the legislature to pass such a ban.

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  • Zoe LofgrenStated position

    Champion and pass the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a 'certified agricultural worker' legal status and a renewable path to lawful permanent residence for undocumented farm workers.

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  • Steve ScaliseStated position

    Pass the Secure the Border Act (H.R.2) to resume construction of the southern border wall and reinstate the 'Remain in Mexico' policy.

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  • Steve PadillaStated position

    Pass the Citizenship for Essential Workers Act — his first bill as a U.S. Senator — to create an expedited pathway to citizenship for the more than 5 million undocumented essential workers who worked on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Amy KlobucharStated position

    As part of her 2020 presidential campaign's 'first 100 days' plan, pledged to jump-start negotiations for comprehensive immigration reform with the goal of passing it in her first year. (Made as a presidential candidate; conditional on winning the presidency.)

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  • Mazie K. HironoStated position

    Continue resisting administration efforts to pressure immigration judges, including through the Immigration Court Improvement Act she co-introduced to protect the independence of non-partisan immigration judges from political interference and retaliation.

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