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Massachusetts Congress Richard Neel and seven other Bay State members of the Representatives Assembly now voted against the Leken Relay Act implemented.
According to the website www.congress.gov website, the law “needs the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to take some non-American citizens into custody (“Aliens Under the federal law), who have been arrested for theft, theft, larger, or shoplifting. The bill authorizes the states to sue the federal government for decisions or alleged failures related to immigration enforcement. ,
Neil, who previously represents the district of the Massachusetts Congress, stated that he agrees that unspecified migrants should be convicted of a hooliganism. However, he believes that one of the problems with the law is that one can be charged or deported on suspicion.
The Congress Neil, “The problem is, what if someone is arrested on suspicion, for example, without evidence or without searching something to steal something? They will also be subjects for exile under this law. It will also be subject to deportation. There is a different idea. “
The Congress Stephen in the eighth district was the only member of the Massachusetts House to vote for the Stephen Lynch law.
