Continue working toward pragmatic immigration reform that secures the borders and provides a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

That’s why I will continue to work towards pragmatic solutions that reform our broken immigration system, keep our borders secure, and provide a pathway to citizenship for the millions of undocumented immigrants currently living in the shadows.

Commits to pursuing immigration reform with border security and a pathway to citizenship.

Issues | Congressman Mike Quigley
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Immigration: "That’s why I will continue to work towards pragmatic solutions that reform our broken immigration system, keep our borders secure, and provide a pathway to citizenship for the millions of undocumented immigrants currently living in the shadows."

Quigley’s official House issue page states the same policy promise: secure the borders and provide a pathway to citizenship.

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Issues | Congressman Mike Quigley
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In the Immigration section, the campaign site says: "America’s strength as a nation is jeopardized by our broken immigration system. We need comprehensive immigration reform that will secure our borders, grow our economy, and provide hardworking immigrants an earned pathway to citizenship."

Archived campaign material shows Quigley explicitly campaigned on securing borders and creating an earned pathway to citizenship.

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Issues - Quigley
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The bill title and summary state it is "To provide an earned path to citizenship, to address the root causes of migration and responsibly manage the southern border, and to reform the immigrant visa system." The listing shows it was introduced in the House and refers to Mike Quigley as a cosponsor.

Quigley backed a concrete comprehensive immigration reform bill matching the promise, but the GovInfo record shows only introduction and referral, not enactment.

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H.R. 3194 (IH) - U.S. Citizenship Act - GovInfo
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GovInfo lists Mike Quigley as the sponsor of H.R. 1236, whose full title is "To discontinue a Federal program that authorizes State and local law enforcement officers to investigate, apprehend, and detain aliens... and to clarify that immigration enforcement is solely a function of the Federal Government."

Quigley introduced an immigration-related reform bill aimed at limiting local-federal immigration enforcement cooperation, showing concrete legislative activity on immigration, though not the campaign promise itself.

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H.R. 1236 (IH) - PROTECT Immigration Act - GovInfo
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The press release says Quigley reintroduced the PROTECT Immigration Act, which would "end the deputization of local and state police departments to enforce immigration law" and "begin to humanely reform our broken immigration system so it's focused on dignity, fairness, and family unity."

Quigley continued to push immigration reform legislation after the original campaign promise, but the proposal was still only being reintroduced and advanced, not enacted.

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Quigley, Jayapal, García Seek to Rescind 287(g) Program | Congressman Mike Quigley
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The press release states the bill would provide Ukrainians paroled into the U.S. with permanent residency status, allowing them to work and contribute to society, and says Quigley introduced the legislation with bipartisan co-sponsors.

This is additional evidence of Quigley advancing immigration-related legalization legislation, but it concerns a narrower humanitarian population rather than the broad campaign promise.

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Quigley, Keating, Fitzpatrick, and Kaptur Introduce Ukrainian Adjustment Act | Congressman Mike Quigley
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