Every Democrat in the House did vote against the $70 billion immigration funding bill, but the post mischaracterizes their position. Democrats opposed the measure because it lacked oversight safeguards like body cams and warrant requirements for enforcement officers — not because they wanted to eliminate immigration enforcement or open borders. The bill passed 214-212 along party lines using budget reconciliation, which meant Democrats' votes were symbolic rather than determinative. It's worth noting that unlawful entry and re-entry are already criminal offenses under U.S. law, so the characterization that Democrats voted to "reopen the border" overstates what the vote actually represented and conflates different aspects of immigration policy.