Senate Republicans propose immigration bills amid border crisis

EXCLUSIVE: Senate Republicans on Wednesday are expected to propose a series of immigration bills seeking to address what they've described as a "crisis" along the U.S. southern border, as the Biden administration grapples with an influx of migrants.

"There's a growing humanitarian and national security crisis at our southern border, and instead of continuing to recklessly rollback the previous administration's policies, ones that were helping curb illegal immigration, the Biden administration and Senate Democrats should support these sensible solutions by Senate Republicans that will actually help address the crisis at our border," Ernst told Fox News. Ernst will propose "Sarah's Law," a bill named after a young Iowan Sarah Root who was killed by an illegal immigrant who was not detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and "never faced justice."