House resolution expressing support for the principles behind the statement of Governor Philip B. Scott regarding the federal surge of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents in the State of Minnesota

VT HR0012 is a resolution from the Vermont House that shows support for Governor Philip B. Scott's views on the recent increase of federal immigration enforcement agents in Minnesota. The resolution aligns with the principles expressed by the Governor regarding the impact of these actions on communities. It reflects Vermont's stance on immigration enforcement and its implications for residents.

VT HR0012 is a house bill in the Vermont 2025-2026 Session, sponsored by Anne Donahue (I), currently “Introduced” since January 28, 2026.

We track 1,717 Vermont bills this session, 11 of them sponsored by Anne Donahue.

Supporters of VT HR0012 would highlight the resolution as a strong affirmation of Vermont's values of compassion and community support. They would argue that it stands against aggressive federal immigration policies that might harm families and individuals in Minnesota and beyond. This resolution showcases Vermont's commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of all residents.

Critics of VT HR0012 might argue that the resolution undermines the rule of law and could be seen as a refusal to cooperate with federal immigration efforts. They may contend that it sends a message that Vermont does not support national security measures aimed at controlling illegal immigration. This perspective frames the resolution as a political statement rather than a practical solution to immigration issues.