In a significant development, Democrats and Republicans are increasingly working together to push the Laken Riley Act, aimed at expanding the deportation of undocumented immigrants, particularly those accused of minor crimes. The Senate has advanced the bill with an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 84-9, marking a pivotal moment as Democrats signal their support for what many perceive as a GOP-led initiative. Despite concerns from some within the party about the implications of the legislation, including criticisms that it is more about political maneuvering than effective policy, the momentum continues as both chambers of Congress take steps to move the bill forward. The House has already passed the Laken Riley Act, which now heads to the Senate, where more Democrats are expressing their willingness to support it. This shift indicates a growing trend among moderate Democrats to embrace certain aspects of Republican immigration policy, raising questions about the future of party dynamics on this contentious issue.