My neighbors are terrified to send their kids to school this week. Whatever you think the policy should be, that's the actual effect this bill is having on actual families right now.
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Enforcing existing law shouldn't require a sympathy framing to be legitimate. There's a legal process for this and the distinction between "came here legally" and "didn't" matters.
You can support enforcement of the law and still be uncomfortable with due-process shortcuts in how it's carried out — those are separate questions. This bill is mostly about the second one.