Baumgartner pronounced the killing of Renee Good justified on the word of two unnamed officials — after clearer video had already contradicted the government's account. He also called Washington's governor 'highly irresponsible' for reacting.
East Hampton Town and Village passed local laws saying town resources won't be used for federal civil immigration enforcement. LaLota announced he won't request community project funding for them until they reverse course — and told other towns to "choose the money instead of going broke, when [East Hampton] went woke."
On June 9, 2026, the House passed S. 2 by 214 to 212. At that margin every single Republican yes vote was the deciding vote. Here are the 187 still in their races who have report cards on this site.
Three days after a Pentagon letter named Camp Atterbury as an immigration detention site, Shreve announced his support. One of Indiana's Republican senators asked the administration for details instead. When 200 constituents came to Shreve's office, they found it closed and put his face on a milk carton.
In a January interview, Oregon's only Republican in Congress said he disagrees with deporting people who have no criminal record — and that he told the White House so, in private, for six months. He also said he hadn't heard of any ICE operations in his district. There had been a 17-person raid.
The private prison company CoreCivic just posted one of the best quarters in its history off the ICE detention buildup. Its outgoing CEO, its incoming CEO, and its PAC all gave money to the Tennessee freshman who sits on the committee that oversees ICE.
In April 2025 Estes joined the Republican delegation to El Salvador while the Trump administration was defying a 9-0 Supreme Court order. He posed for the embassy photo, and his office wouldn't answer a single question about it.
Chief Justice Roberts wrote that children born in the U.S. to undocumented parents 'are citizens at birth.' Crank went on Newsmax to say he was disappointed, and that he'd meet with House leadership about what Congress could do.
On April 6, 2025, CBS reported it could find no criminal record for 179 of the 238 men shipped to CECOT. On April 7, Crank introduced H. Res. 295 endorsing the removals. Two months later a federal judge ruled they were unlawful.
