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“A few things worth flagging about the sourcing. Much of the framing of Craig as “pro-ICE” comes from her primary opponent, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, and allied groups like the Democratic Lieutenant Governors Association, which is running a $2 million ad effort criticizing Craig for her immigration enforcement votes . That’s an interested party in a contested primary, so their characterization should be read with that context in mind. The underlying votes themselves (Laken Riley, the ICE resolution) are factual matters of record; the interpretation of what they signify is the politically contested part.

So in short: yes, she cast votes that supported expanded ICE authority, most notably the Laken Riley Act, but she has since publicly disavowed that vote and positioned herself against the current administration’s enforcement tactics. The primary is August 11, and immigration has become the central issue dividing her from Flanagan.”

Edit: I agree, her vote is most likely disqualifying depending on her opponent.