In a significant move, President Trump has signed the Laken Riley Act into law, the first piece of legislation of his second term. The act, introduced by Senator Sheehy on his second day in office, aims to address immigration issues, but has sparked a wave of responses across the nation. As congressional debates unfold, the upcoming vote on a sanctuary city bill is expected to test the unity within the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, the U.S. House GOP is pushing for border security measures as part of this new session. Local officials, such as Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman, participated in the signing ceremony, emphasizing their support. However, critics argue that the Laken Riley Act may lead to an anti-immigration crackdown, particularly affecting immigrant communities in areas like Las Vegas Valley and New York. The act has raised concerns among various groups, with debates ongoing about its implications for Indian immigrants and others affected by the new federal immigration law.