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H.R. 29EnactedbothImpact 8/10
Laken Riley Act
Mike Collins(R-GA)Cosponsors · D 4 · R 140 · I 0
- Last action
- Became Public Law No: 119-1.
- Action date
- 2025-01-29
What it does
Expands mandatory detention and related enforcement triggers for noncitizens charged with or convicted of certain property and theft offenses, paired with state standing provisions.
Why it matters
It hard-codes detention mandates that reduce DHS discretion and invites state AG litigation strategy against federal immigration administration.
Progressive take
Named bills travel on tragedy. The receipts are the statutory detention triggers and standing clauses — evaluate due-process impacts and crime-rate evidence separately from the branding.
Roll-call receipts
House · On Passage
2025-01-22 · Yea 265 · Nay 164 · NV 4
Yea by party265
Nay by party164
DemGOPInd
Senate · On Passage of the Bill (S. 5 companion track)
2025-01-20 · Yea 63 · Nay 35 · NV 2
Yea by party63
Nay by party35
DemGOPInd
Topics
ImmigrationCrimeCourts
