The U.S. Senate is advancing the Laken Riley Act, a significant immigration bill aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration and expanding migrant detention. Named after a murder victim, the legislation has garnered bipartisan support, surprising many as Senate Democrats joined Republicans to break the filibuster. The bill seeks to deport migrants charged with crimes, raising concerns among critics about its impact on due process and the immigration system. Advocates argue that the bill addresses public safety, while opponents warn it could lead to chaos within the immigration framework. Key amendments are being discussed, but the act is projected to cost $83 billion and could severely restrict rights for certain immigrants. The passage of this act is expected to give former President Trump an early legislative victory, further polarizing discussions around immigration in the U.S.