Trump's Laken Riley Act Set for Quick Signature

As President Trump's second term begins, the Democratic Party is grappling with internal divisions over their strategy, particularly concerning immigration policies. The House recently passed the Laken Riley Act, which targets undocumented immigrants committing nonviolent crimes, with a significant number of Democrats supporting it, despite warnings from progressives about potential due process violations. Conversely, a Republican bill imposing penalties on healthcare providers for failing to assist children post-abortion was rejected by Democrats, showcasing a split in their legislative approach. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is facing criticism for not adopting a stronger stance against immigration measures, while party infighting has intensified, reflecting a lack of unity following their electoral setbacks. Additionally, Trump's administration is expected to implement a rapid-fire approach to policy making, as seen in his aggressive use of executive orders. This atmosphere of conflict and uncertainty within the Democratic ranks underscores the challenges they face in the current political landscape.