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National Law Review
6/18/2026
Congress Passes $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Funding Law

Congress Passes $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Funding Law

Short summary

Congress enacted $70B in immigration enforcement funding allocated to ICE and CBP through 2029. Employers must audit visa compliance; travelers may face increased border scrutiny; individuals with uncertain immigration status should consult legal counsel before travel or applications.

  • •Bipartisan immigration enforcement budget provides $38B to ICE, $26B to CBP, effective through fiscal 2029
  • •Employers should review I-9 records and visa sponsorships; increased audits likely
  • •Individuals and families should seek legal guidance before travel or government filings

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