Summary
The U.S. Senate is considering new immigration-related policies following a report of two American citizens killed during deportation operations in Minneapolis. Democrats and some Republicans are pushing for changes to how these operations are carried out. The Senate session, which you can watch live, will discuss these critical issues.
Key Facts
- Two American citizens were killed during deportation operations in Minneapolis.
- The incident is influencing immigration politics in Congress.
- Democrats are blocking funds for the Department of Homeland Security without new restrictions on enforcement operations.
- Two former U.S. Presidents, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, have spoken out about the issue.
- Some Republicans are questioning the current immigration enforcement methods.
- There is a call for a full investigation and congressional hearings regarding the incident.
- The Senate is holding a session to discuss the matter.
