"Iowa Criminalizes Illegal Reentry and Public Assistance for Non-Citizens"

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The Iowa house has approved a bill to make "illegal entry" into the state a crime, similar to a Texas law recently allowed by the U.S. Supreme Court. The bill, supported by Governor Kim Reynolds, aims to address concerns about border security and potential threats posed by illegal entry. Critics, including Democrats, question the legislature's role in addressing illegal immigration and advocate for a more compassionate and effective approach. The bill includes exceptions for certain locations such as schools, religious institutions, and healthcare facilities.
- ‘Illegal entry’ into Iowa would be new crime KTIV Siouxland's News Channel
- Iowa Passes Bill to Make Returning After Deportation a State Crime The New York Times
- Iowa legislature sends bill to Reynolds criminalizing 'illegal reentry' Des Moines Register
- Gov. Reynolds plans to sign controversial immigration bill amid national debate KGAN TV
- Bills focused on Iowa non-citizens receiving public assistance head to wider committee KCRG
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