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The U.S. Senate advanced a bill on Friday to detain migrants suspected of theft who entered the country illegally, with 10 Democrats providing the necessary votes. Named after a college student murdered by an illegal immigrant with a past theft record, the bill is the first step in Republican efforts to tighten immigration and border security. The House of Representatives passed the bill earlier, and it is expected to be passed in the Senate next week.
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