In a significant turn of events, the U.S. Congress has passed the Laken Riley Act, marking the first major legislative victory for the Trump administration. This bill, which aims to bolster immigration enforcement by allowing the deportation of immigrants accused of crimes, has elicited mixed reactions. Notably, it received support from several Democrats, despite protests and backlash from various advocacy groups. With its passage in both the House and Senate, the Laken Riley Act is now on its way to the President for approval, signaling a strong push for a crackdown on immigration policies. Critics argue that the new measures could lead to sweeping visa bans and complicate the immigration system further. The move has sparked local protests and discussions about its long-term implications.