Record #5146
Congress will not roll back ICE funding in the current DHS appropriations fight
CorrectRecorded occurrence
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #5146 Breaking Points · 1/29/26: ICE Draws Down In MN, FBI Raids Fulton County Elections
Original quoteI mean, at the end of the day, rolling back ice funding is just not going to happen. You don't have control over it. You're going to have to win control of a Chamber of Congress in order to actually try and get any of that done.
Quote begins at 12:48
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How the call settles
No enacted appropriations or authorization legislation reduces ICE funding below the levels set in the One Big Beautiful Bill during this funding round
Our reasoning
YES on the research record because No enacted law reduced ICE funding below One Big Beautiful Bill levels. The FY26 DHS appropriations act (P.L. 119-86, signed April 30, 2026) simply carried no ICE/CBP line, and Congress then passed the Secure America Act (Senate 52-47 June 5, House 214-212 June 9), signed June 10, 2026, adding roughly $70 billion for ICE and CBP through FY2029.. Applied stored rule: No enacted appropriations or authorization legislation reduces ICE funding below the levels set in the One Big Beautiful Bill during this funding round.
Outcome evidence
No enacted law reduced ICE funding below One Big Beautiful Bill levels. The FY26 DHS appropriations act (P.L. 119-86, signed April 30, 2026) simply carried no ICE/CBP line, and Congress then passed the Secure America Act (Senate 52-47 June 5, House 214-212 June 9), signed June 10, 2026, adding roughly $70 billion for ICE and CBP through FY2029.
Outcome date: 2026-06-10
Verdict recorded: 2026-08-01
Basis: research