Luz Rivas will support abolishing ICE.

ICE should not be thrown more money – it should be abolished.

Rivas stated that ICE should be abolished.

Congresswoman Luz Rivas Votes Against Republicans’ Unprecedented Bill to Fund ICE | Representative Luz Rivas
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Rivas introduced the HEART Act of 2026 to create immigrant-community mental health services funded by redirecting ICE money from H.R. 1.

Within the lookback window, Rivas took concrete legislative action against expanded ICE funding by proposing to repurpose $76 billion from ICE-related funding to health services for communities affected by immigration enforcement actions. This is not abolition by itself, but it is a substantive anti-ICE funding action aligned with abolish/defund support.

partial same_term A for effort

Congresswoman Luz Rivas Introduces Bill to Support Communities Impacted by ICE Raids | Representative Luz Rivas
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Rivas voted no on S. 2, an ICE funding bill, and said ICE should be abolished.

Although just outside the 30-day lookback, this official statement directly delivers the promised support for abolishing ICE: Rivas opposed a major ICE funding bill and publicly stated that ICE should be abolished. The bill passed 214-212, so her effort did not block the funding.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congresswoman Luz Rivas Votes Against Republicans’ Unprecedented Bill to Fund ICE | Representative Luz Rivas
primary · model gpt-5.5 · confidence 96%

Rivas said she would continue her call to abolish ICE.

Rivas explicitly renewed her call to abolish ICE while criticizing ICE leadership, raids, detention conditions, and obstruction of congressional oversight. The release also lists multiple oversight letters and detention-center visits, showing sustained concrete action.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congresswoman Luz Rivas Statement on ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons’ Resignation
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The release says Rivas called for ICE to be abolished and joined a protest calling for abolition.

Rivas's office summarized earlier same-term actions: calling ICE broken beyond repair on January 22, 2026, supporting abolition, protesting at ICE headquarters on February 3, and voting against ICE funding measures. This reinforces that her support was sustained rather than a single statement.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congresswoman Luz Rivas Participates in Immigration Town Hall in Pacoima | Representative Luz Rivas
primary · model gpt-5.5 · confidence 93%