
CHICAGO — Once a bipartisan issue, immigration and plans surrounding the U.S.-Mexico border have sharply divided U.S. lawmakers along party lines in recent years. Now, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus members have taken to X, formerly known as Twitter, to declare their opposition to GOP border demands.
This week, Rep. Rob Menendez Jr. (D-NJ), took to the social media platform, saying, "We're here to have a real conversation to fix our broken immigration system. But we cannot pay this price at the expense of our American values, not as a nation of immigrants. I am a NO on a supplemental that includes the GOP's extreme immigration policies."