The Dignity Act, officially called the “Dignidad Act,” is facing scrutiny on Capitol Hill over concerns that it would allow millions of illegal immigrants to remain in the United States without fear of deportation if they meet certain requirements, such as living in the country for five years, passing a background check, and paying restitution. The bill was introduced by Florida Republican Maria Salazar, but critics—including Representative Brandon Gill—argue that supporting the measure amounts to amnesty and betrays voters who expected stricter immigration enforcement. The controversy is fueling frustration among America First supporters, especially at a time when Republicans face political pressure from Democratic momentum. Texas Congressman, Brandon Gill joins Alicia Summers to discuss.
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