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Laken Riley Act will be first bill Trump signs
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President Donald Trump is set to sign the Laken Riley Act, the first bill of
his new administration.
The bill is named after Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student who was killed
in 2024, whose name became a rallying cry during Trump’s White House campaign.
If signed into law, the bill would require the detention of unauthorized
immigrants accused of theft and violent crimes, according to the Associated
Press.
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SEN KATIE BRITT: Trump and his team ready to supercharge America's economy and
energy sector
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We often talk about history repeating itself, but rarely have we seen it as
clearly as we do now. In the 1970s, America’s economy was in disaster mode,
plagued by historic levels of inflation and stagnant growth.
Our flawed foreign policy led to the Iranian revolution and the abduction of
66 American citizens in Tehran, which only increased costs at home – costs that
had already soared through the roof during a long-term energy crisis.
Since January 2021, over the course of former President Biden’s tumultuous
time in the White House, the American people have suffered from very similar
conditions to those in the late 1970s. The rate of inflation in 2022 hit a
40-year high, and everyday goods and services, like margarine (56.8% increase),
car insurance (47.3% increase), and eggs (40.1% increase), cost significantly
more than they did in 2020.
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Republican Sen. Katie Britt Reintroduces Bill To Finish Border Wall
Construction
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Republican Alabama Sen. Katie Britt will reintroduce legislation Thursday to
secure the southern border.
The bill, known as the WALL Act, would appropriate $25 billion to complete the
construction of a border wall at the southern border, fulfilling a long-time
goal of President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers. Britt’s legislation
would be paid for in part by eliminating taxpayer-funded entitlements for
illegal migrants and does not increase the national debt, according to
background on the bill exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
“President Donald Trump and the Republican majorities in the House and Senate
have not just a mandate but an obligation to secure the border and protect
American families,” Britt told the DCNF in a statement. “The United States
needs a completed border wall — it is just commonsense to have a physical
barrier in place to ensure only lawful entry into our country.”
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