evidence: In the middle of the Trump administration’s effort to ramp up deportations of criminal illegal aliens in 2019, then-Senator Kamala Harris introduced a bill that would have taken $220 million out of the Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) division of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which is responsible for arrests and deportations of illegal aliens. The goal of the bill (S.388 in the 116th Congress) was to frustrate ICE’s public safety mission and allow for criminal aliens to remain in the United States. [...] Additionally, Harris’s bill would have created an advisory committee to "advise the Office of Refugee Resettlement on matters regarding shelters and placements for unaccompanied alien children relating to education, immigration law, physical and mental health, trauma-informed social work services, youth shelter management, and immigration detention reform." The advisory committee would have been made up of people "employed by a nonprofit entities" who had a background in immigration law, cultural competency, and "immigration detention reform", for example. Again, these are more anti-border, anti-ICE activists who would be authorized to "conduct unannounced inspections of all shelters" and consult with other groups including, specifically, the American Medical Association (which supports increases in cheap, foreign labor, DACA, and welfare benefits for illegal aliens) and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (which seeks to "phase out the use of immigration detention for immigration enforcement purposes.").