A HOUSE RESOLUTION AND ITS VOTE

H. RES. 1112, (click here to read the entire bill, with all the “whereas” parts) was submitted on April 5 by Rep. Tony Gonzalez (R-TX).  It addresses current immigration policy.

It says:

Now, therefore, be it Resolved, That the House of Representatives—

(1) affirms the Biden administration has taken executive actions that created the current border crisis, including—
 (A) ending the Migrant Protection Protocols;
(B) terminating asylum cooperative agreements with Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador;
(C) abusing parole authority;
(D) stopping the previous administration’s
southwest border wall construction;
(E) issuing memoranda limiting immigration enforcement;
(F) removing fewer criminal aliens from the United States; and
G) purposely violating statutes that require the detention of inadmissible aliens;

(2) denounces the Biden administration’s open borders policies, which allowed Laken Riley’s illegal alien alleged murderer to enter the United States
and ensured he would not be removed until it was too late—if at all;

(3) condemns the public safety crisis caused by the Biden administration’s open-borders policies;

(4) urges the Biden administration to rescind its open-borders policies; and

(5) implores the Biden administration to implement policies that end his administration’s border crisis. 

Yesterday, this resolution came to a vote in the house.  It passed by a vote of 233 to 191.

Here is how the voting went:

Make of it what you will.