From WSJopinion: Thanks to a legislative maneuver, Senate Democrats plan to tout their support for border security despite knowingly working against it
Normally a lawmaker’s voting record should tell you where he stands, but keep an eye out for sleight of hand. Thanks to a legislative maneuver, Senate Democrats plan to tout their support for border security despite knowingly working against it.
The Lankford amendment should’ve looked appealing to several Democrats who have spent months talking tough on immigration. When President Biden first proposed in April to end Title 42, several Democrats joined their GOP peers in backing a bill to keep it in place. That included Arizona Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly, New Hampshire’s Maggie Hassan, and Jon Tester of Montana.
Shortly after the first Title 42 amendment was shot down, Sen. Tester proposed another. His version also pledged to restore the border-expulsion policy, but unlike Sen. Lankford’s it lacked a funding provision. This time Mr. Tester backed the amendment, joined by Sens. Sinema, Kelly and Hassan, along with Catherine Cortez Masto and Raphael Warnock. The latter four are, not coincidentally, running for re-election this year.
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