• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Digital News Updates
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business

Daines to Introduce Bill to Prevent Taxpayer Funded Handouts for Illegal Immigrants

April 12, 2021

U.S. Senator Steve Daines announced he will introduce a bill to stop taxpayer dollars from going to states that are making any direct or indirect payments to illegal immigrants. This follows news that New York will be providing close to $2.1 billion to illegal immigrants which could then be covered by funding from the $1.9 trillion spending package.

“It’s outrageous that while millions of American workers are still hurting, and in the midst of a border crisis created by President Biden, that we have states handing out taxpayer dollars to illegal immigrants. We should not be rewarding Biden’s open border policies by creating incentives for people to cross our border illegally,” Daines stated. “That’s why I’m introducing a bill to stop taxpayer dollars from going to any state that is providing payments to illegal immigrants. Americans should always come first.”

Daines’ bill would:

  • Prohibit funding from the recent $1.9 trillion spending bill from going to any state which provides monetary payments to illegal immigrants.
  • Include provisions to allow the federal government to recoup money in the event a state has already received funding from the $1.9 trillion spending bill and institutes a program to provide payments to illegal immigrants.

Background:

Daines recently joined a group of senators to visit the southern border where they saw the effects of President Biden’s open border policies firsthand.

PRESS RELEASE PROVIDED BY US SENATOR STEVE DAINES

Filed Under: Featured, Home Featured, Politics

Related Articles:

  • Johnson Criticizes Democrats After House Vote on DHS Funding
  • Fentanyl seizures in Montana plunge in 2025
  • Montana Knife Company Opens New Missoula Facility
  • Financial services jobs boom in Montana
  • Hegseth authorizes military bases to allow personal firearms for off-duty service members
  • Trump moves to rein in NIL chaos with sweeping college sports executive order

Primary Sidebar

— Advertisement —

Digital News Updates Logo

Recent News Posts

  • Knudsen accuses Gallatin County attorney of sanctuary city violations over ICE data policy
  • DEQ seeks public comment on draft environmental assessment for septic and wastewater systems
  • Heartland Classic in Huron brings in 800-plus FFA students
  • Judge hands former Colstrip teacher 30-year sentence for sexual abuse of student

Recent Politics Posts

  • White House touts March jobs report
  • Labrador Opposes Gender Transition Surgeries for Prisoners
  • Congressional Perks: Senate spending skyrockets by more than 40% in last few years
  • President Signs Bills Authorizing Medal of Honor Awards for Three Service Members

Recent Business Posts

  • Hi-Country Snack Foods pauses production
  • Financial services jobs boom in Montana
  • Shareholders approve NorthWestern Energy, Black Hills merger
  • Bank of America to Pay $72.5 Million to Settle Epstein Victims Lawsuit

Copyright © 2026 Digital News Updates, All Rights Reserved.