House GOP bill would create $300 million safety net for ICE emergencies

First on the fox: The new Republican Party’s draft law in the House of Representatives would create a “safety network” of federal funds to enforce immigration and customs (ICE) to help emergency situations.

Representative Michael Rolley, R-OHIO, Fox News Digital told it that it provides a bill to create a border credit fund using federal revenues from the gambling of the gambling.

The legislation will lead to a reintegration of approximately $ 300 million annually, which is currently entering into the General Fund of the US Treasury through taxes on gambling operations.

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He said he would be useful for the Trump administration in the same positions that she faced this week, as federal authorities face rioters in the enforcement of migration in Los Angeles.

“Within the past 48 hours, we have seen this summer of hatred, which we saw several years ago, happening again in Los Angeles, where you have complete chaos and burning the city itself,” Rolley told Fox News Digital in an interview.

He said he could also meet the emergency needs of the immigration authorities while congress weighs “the big and beautiful draft law” of President Donald Trump, which includes billions of billions of ice that the Ministry of Internal Security said is strongly required.

The debris of the debris in a fire like the border patrol personnel in riot equipment and gas masks stand outside an industrial park in Paramount, California, on Saturday. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

“It would be a shame to take all this money and put it in the public box, and it will be lost only when we can use it only to our limits [needs]”We all have seen in this last election is the first number in the country,” Rolley said.

The draft law will have long possibilities of success in the Senate, as at least many Democrats will be needed to reach the 60 -volume sound threshold.

Democrats are not likely to want to give Trump this type of power to finance emergency.

Dozens of rioters opposed to ice are arrested in Los Angeles, where Trump sends the National Guard to suppress violence

The American National Guard was deployed throughout the city of Los Angeles on Sunday. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

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Rolley said he had not faced any major opposition among his colleagues in the House of Representatives.

The bill is one of the many Republicans in the House of Representatives this week after the riots in Los Angeles and anti -ice protests throughout the country.