Trump's 'America First' Immigration Bill to Become Law After House Republican Vote
President Donald Trump's 'America First' immigration overhaul would be codified into law under a House Republican bill that would significantly narrow legal immigration pathways, shifting focus towards merit-based immigration.
A new House Republican bill aims to codify President Donald Trump's 'America First' immigration overhaul into law, significantly narrowing legal immigration pathways and shifting the focus towards securing the nation's borders. The bill would make permanent changes to Trump's 2019 executive order on asylum seekers, restrict visa programs for highly skilled workers, and limit family-based immigration. It also calls for an end to certain types of temporary worker visas, including those for agriculture and construction laborers.
