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HR 115

STOP-IMMIGRATION ACTION

104th Regular Session Introduced by Carol Ammons and 44 co-sponsors

Illinois House Resolution 115 takes a legislative position opposing certain immigration enforcement actions, reflecting state-level advocacy on federal immigration policy.

Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Robyn Gabel
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Bill Summary · HR 115

Legislative bill overview

HR 115 is an Illinois House Resolution introduced by representatives including Eva-Dina Delgado and Ann Williams that appears designed to take a position on immigration policy. Based on the title "STOP-IMMIGRATION ACTION," the resolution likely expresses opposition to certain federal immigration enforcement actions or policies, though the specific text would need to be reviewed to confirm its exact provisions.

Why is this important

Immigration policy directly affects Illinois residents, including documented and undocumented populations, employers, and communities. House resolutions serve as official statements of legislative position and can influence public discourse, inform constituent opinion, and coordinate state-level advocacy on federal matters. Illinois has significant immigrant populations in Chicago and other urban centers, making immigration policy particularly salient.

Potential points of contention

  • Federal-state jurisdiction questions: Whether states should formally oppose federal immigration enforcement actions and what authority Illinois has to challenge federal immigration policy
  • Definition of scope: The bill's exact provisions remain unclear from the filing information alone—it could range from opposing specific ICE enforcement tactics to broader policy statements, affecting its controversy level
  • Partisan and constituent perspectives: Immigration policy generates significant division between those prioritizing enforcement/border security and those emphasizing humanitarian concerns and immigrant rights protections

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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