Democrats join GOP to pass legislation cracking down on sanctuary cities

A couple of bills in the campus cities acknowledged this week – with the support of many Democrats.

On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed a draft law to withdraw small business management services (SBA) from the judicial states that shelter to illegal immigrants.

The legislation approved the House of Representatives in 211 to 199 votes, where five Democrats joined the Republican Party: Henry Cuellar actors from Texas, Laura Gillein from New York, and Don Davis from North Carolina, and Golden Golden from Maine and Mary Glosingn Perez from Washington.

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This is despite the leaders of the Democratic parliament who urge legislators to vote against the bill.

SBA offices will be asked at regional, boycott and local levels to move if the administration appoints its positions publicly as judicial states of the haven.

“Republicans in the House of Representatives hold that these cities are responsible for their refusal to follow the immigration law and protect their citizens,” Tom Emira of Minnesota No. 3 in the House of Representatives told Fox News Digital from the draft law.

“In the era of President Trump, the American people will not be rewarded for priority and give priority to illegal foreigners in dollars and federal resources.”

Representative Henry Cowler, D-TEXAS, is among the Democrats who voted for both projects. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

The second draft law, issued on Friday morning, will add an explicit language that illegally prohibits people in the United States from obtaining SBA loans.

Voice of eight Democrats voted in favor of this legislation – Voice of Peres, Coellar, Gillen and Davis, in favor of the bill, alongside MP Tom Susie from New York, Josh Harder from California, Marsi Captor from Ohio, and Christine McDonald Rivit from Michigan.

Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives do not seem to provide guidance to them on how to vote for the bill.

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MP Laura Gillin, DN.Y. , In favor of both legislation. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

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It is a sign of the continued effectiveness of illegal immigration as a political issue, after proving the key to Republican victories in the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House last year.

The previous draft law was submitted by Representative Brad Vincenad, R-Men, and the last by Representative Beth Van Dueen, R-Texas.