Dozens of DEMS in the Chamber vote with the GOP to expel illegal immigrants with Duis

A bill to expel illegal immigrants found guilty of driving while he was under the influence (DUI) aroused the support of 37 Democrats in the Chamber on Thursday.

The bill was presented by the conservative representative Barry Moore, R-Ala., And adopted by a vote from 246 to 160.

No Republican voted against the bill, and he was opposed by 160 Democrats.

The Democrats who voted for the legislation include representative Jim Himes, D-Conn., The best Democrat in the Permanent Chamber Select On Intelligence, as well as the moderate representatives Tom Suozzi, Dn.y., Jared Golden, D-Maine, Laura Glullen, Dn.y., Don Davis, Dn.c. And Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., Among the others.

148 Democrats of return not citing at DC while the GOP is concerned with foreign agents

A new bill would oblige expulsion for illegal immigrants taken in the process of intoxication (Getty Images)

“Today’s vote in the House sends a clear message: if you are a guest in this country and you violate our laws and put American life in danger by driving under the influence, there will be consequences,” said Moore.

The bill is appointed according to Jeremy and Angel Seay, a couple from the own community of Moore who was killed by an illegal immigrant who was found to drunk driving, said Moore.

He also bears the name of Arizona police officer killed Brandon Mendozawho was killed by an illegal immigrant who led under the influence.

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Representative Barry Moore presented the bill to the House (Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

Democrats who opposed the bill argued that it was an attempt to fear.

“I participated in the judicial hearings which led to the sending of this bill, and I carefully examined the majority report. There is absolutely no evidence in this hearing or a report indicating a causal link between immigration status and driving driving,” said representative Mary Gay Scanlon, D-P. week.

“And above all, for all these speeches, this legislation does not take any significant action to repair our broken immigration system.”

The head of the House minority, Hakeem Jeffries, voted against the bill. (Tierney L. Cross / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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But Moore said he was “surprised” that 160 democrats vote against the bill.

“This simply shows that if it is a question of holding responsible immigrants responsible, even if it kills our own people in cases of drunkenness in state of drunkenness, they are against all kinds of reforms on immigration,” said Moore.

The high management of the Democrats of the Chamber is one of the 160s who voted against the bill, including the head of the minority of the Hakeem Jeffries Chamber, DN.Y.

The legislation should be adopted by the Senate, then signed by President Donald Trump to enter into force.