Most House Democrats voted “present” Tuesday on a resolution aimed at forcing them to clarify whether they support U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, after some Democrats havecriticized the agency's role in enforcing U.S. immigration laws.
The House passed a nonbinding resolution saying lawmakers support the "officers and personnel who carry out the important mission of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement." A two-thirds majority was needed to pass it, and because Democrats voted "present" instead of "no," it passed easily in a 244-35 vote.
The final vote saw just 18 Democrats vote for the resolution, and 34 Democrats vote against it. But the vast majority of Democrats, 133, voted "present."
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Spineless liars thieves and cheats!
ReplyDeleteI would be very ashamed to be a dumbocrat
They have exposed themselves for the marxist traitors they are.
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ReplyDeleteAnyone anymore who is a democrat and isn't ashamed is a POS and this goes to the local democrat filth too who are no better then the ones in DC. They have proved what kind of crude disgusting filth they are too by not speaking out loudly and publicly over what is going in the country. There is a special place waiting in hell for democrats, all of them.
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ReplyDeleteGee, just like the Kenyan King did most of the time in the Illinois legislature. Amazing coincidence.
How did uber patriot Steny Hoyer vote?