Alaska senators back immigration reform after Minneapolis enforcement concerns, urging de-escalation training, warrants, and body cameras.

Alaska Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan support federal immigration enforcement reforms following concerns over harsh tactics in Minneapolis, including the death of a second American citizen. Both back de-escalation training, warrant requirements for home entries—though Murkowski didn’t specify warrant type—and oppose roving patrols. Sullivan backs body cameras and updated enforcement methods to prevent civilian deaths. A temporary funding bill for Homeland Security is expected after delays in the Senate, but House approval is still needed before the current funding expires Saturday, risking a short funding lapse.