House passes North Carolina Border Protection Act after heated debate over due process, public-health and local immunity
Jul 24, 2025
The North Carolina House passed the committee substitute to Senate Bill 153 after hours of debate and an unsuccessful amendment to add explicit due-process language. Supporters said it forces statewide cooperation with federal immigration enforcement; opponents warned it will create fear, strain health and local services, and expose local governments to lawsuits.
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The North Carolina House on June 4 approved a committee substitute to Senate Bill 153, the North Carolina Border Protection Act, after lengthy floor debate that split lawmakers along policy and constitutional lines.
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