ICE Raid at Meat Production Plant in Omaha, Nebraska

ICE officials arrested over 60 illegal aliens at a meat production plant in Omaha, Nebraska, with one individual brandishing a weapon and assaulting federal agents. Some detainees had active local warrants, prior DUI convictions, and had been previously deported. The company involved expressed frustration despite using E-Verify.

Immigration Reform Proposal by Sen. Ruben Gallego

Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) released an amnesty plan for illegal aliens living in the United States, which includes record increases to legal immigration levels. The plan also aims to prioritize criminal illegal aliens for deportation, impose E-Verify, and boost key visa and green card caps.

Idaho Republicans Debate E-Verify for Illegal Migrants

The debate over E-Verify among Idaho Republicans is intense, with two key figures taking opposing stances. Idaho state Rep. Stephanie Mickelson opposes requiring employers to use E-Verify, while Ada County GOP vice chair Ryan Spoon supports it. Spoon accused Mickelson of hiring illegal migrants and urged followers to report her. Mickelson claims other legislators are unhappy with Spoon's tactics. The article highlights the broader GOP divide on immigration reform.

Florida Bill Requiring E-Verify for Employers to Prevent Hiring Illegal Migrants

Florida state Sen. Jason Pizzo (D) has filed a bill requiring all Florida employers to use E-Verify to prevent hiring illegal migrants. The bill includes penalties such as fines and license revocation for non-compliance.

Senate Republicans Introduce Bill for Mandatory E-Verify Technology Nationwide

Senate Republicans introduce bill to mandate E-Verify technology for businesses nationwide in an effort to crack down on employing illegal immigrants amid the crisis at the southern border.

Controversy Over Iowa's Immigration Protection Law

Iowa's Republican politicians passed a law to protect Americans from Biden's immigration policies, sparking controversy with business-backed progressives who claim it's a political stunt. The law allows police to pressure illegal migrants to leave the state but doesn't affect migrants with questionable permits. The law is popular among likely voters, mandating E-Verify for employers. Critics argue for immigrants' rights, economic losses, and cultural diversity over prosperity for Americans.