DNC Divided on ICE: Party Approves Dueling Resolutions
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) voted on Saturday to approve two competing resolutions regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). One resolution calls for ICE's abolition, while the other demands concrete reforms. This division comes as Democrats seek a unified immigration message ahead of the midterm elections. The DNC's chair, Ken Martin, stated that Democrats oppose the current government's approach to immigration and want ICE's and Border Patrol's practices to stop. Meanwhile, the White House rejected the abolition resolution, with a spokesperson highlighting ICE's role in deporting criminals.
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