At the end of August, the New Democrat Coalition , which brings together 115 moderate House Democrats, presented a new immigration framework.

The essence is a move away from the usual extremes — cruelty vs. amnesty — offering a pragmatic balance: stronger border enforcement and deportations, together with expansion of legal entry paths and responding to economic needs. Against the backdrop of polarization, this is the first systematic step by Democrats to build a centrist position aimed at 2026 voters and the fight for swing districts.

The plan covers many aspects: more resources for Customs and Border Protection, expanded entry channels, adjustments to visa caps, and a focus on “priority” deportations — targeting those convicted of crimes. It also proposes new........

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