The Dignity Act 2.0, Explained

A closer look at the sweeping immigration reform bill that’s drawing rare bipartisan support

WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration doubles down on mass deportations and aggressive enforcement, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced the Dignity Act of 2025 — a sweeping immigration proposal that offers a structured path to legal status for undocumented immigrants while dramatically reshaping border security, asylum, and legal immigration.

Supporters say the Dignity Act is a “final fix” to the decades-long dysfunction of U.S. immigration policy. Critics argue it relies too heavily on punitive enforcement measures. Here’s a full breakdown of what’s inside.