He will support ICE and state and local law enforcement working together.

John W. Rose · Tennessee · Republican

policy impact 0.68 specificity 0.80 extraction confidence 93%

Occurrences

I’ll support ICE and state and local law enforcement collaborating to keep our cities safe.

Promises interagency cooperation on immigration enforcement.

Issues - John Rose for Tennessee
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Evidence

The official House homepage lists a March 23, 2026 news item titled "Rep. Rose Joins President Trump in Memphis to Highlight Success of Memphis Safe Task Force."

Rose publicly attached himself to a federal-state law enforcement task force in Memphis, which is consistent with supporting cooperation between federal immigration enforcement and local authorities.

partial same_term A for effort

Representative John Rose | Home
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AP reported that the House passed a $70 billion immigration-enforcement bill 214-212, with Republicans voting yes and only Kevin Kiley joining Democrats in opposition; the bill funds ICE and Border Patrol for three years.

Rose is a House Republican, so the largely party-line passage is strong circumstantial evidence that he backed expanded ICE funding and the broader enforcement package.

partial same_term A for effort

House passes $70B bill to fund immigration enforcement for 3 years, sending to Trump
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The article says the enacted law gives $38 billion to ICE and includes state and local law enforcement cooperation through 287(g) agreements under ICE.

This is the clearest match to the promise's substance: ICE plus state/local cooperation is now funded and operationalized in the enacted law.

partial same_term A for effort

ICE, borders and DHS: what's in Trump's $70bn immigration crackdown bill?
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Assessments

delivered same_term

This promise was framed as support, not sole authorship of a policy outcome. The record shows Rose publicly aligned himself with a federal-state/local enforcement partnership through the Memphis Safe Task Force in March 2026, which directly matches the pledge to support ICE working with state and local law enforcement. Additional evidence indicates the House Republican conference backed a 2026 immigration-enforcement bill that expanded ICE funding and state/local cooperation through 287(g) agreements; while the evidence does not directly cite Rose's individual vote or sponsorship, it is consistent with him supporting the policy in office during the same term. Because the promise was to support such cooperation, not necessarily to personally create it, the available evidence is sufficient for full delivery.

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