S Amdt 1184 - Denying Legal Status for Immigrants Convicted of Certain Crimes - National Key Vote
Norm Coleman voted Yea (Amendment Vote) on this Amendment.
Read statements Norm Coleman made in this general time period.
Timeline
- Senate Amendment Rejected
- June 6, 2007
- Introduced
- May 23, 2007
Related Legislation
- S 1348 - Immigration Act of 2007
- S Amdt 1151 - Declaring English the National Language
- S Amdt 1169 - Guest Worker Number Reduction Amendment
- S Amdt 1202 - Point Based Immigration Expiration Date
- S Amdt 1250 - Law Enforcement Review of Z Visa Applications
- S Amdt 1316 - Five Year Expiration for Guest Worker Program
- S Amdt 1333 - Barring Immigrants with Certain Criminal Histories
- S Amdt 1384 - English as the Common Language
- S Amdt 1150 -
Related Issues
Stage Details
Title: Denying Legal Status for Immigrants Convicted of Certain Crimes
Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass an amendment that would prohibit undocumented immigrants convicted of aggravated felonies, domestic violence, stalking, violation of protection orders, crimes against children, or crimes relating to the illegal purchase or sale of firearms, from gaining legal status.
Highlights:
- Bars legal status to immigrants who have engaged in certain forms of identification fraud (Sec. 204A (b))
Title: Denying Legal Status for Immigrants Convicted of Certain Crimes
More Info About this Vote
NOTE: THIS IS AN AMENDMENT TO A SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT. A SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT REPLACES THE ENTIRE TEXT OF A PIECE OF LEGISLATION WITH A NEW TEXT.