Jacky Rosen condemned masked men “throwing someone in a van.” Seven months later she voted for the stopgap that kept ICE funded, and explained why.
- 16 APR 2025≠ SAID
- 10 NOV 2025VOTED
- 10 NOV 2025EXPLAINED
≠ She condemned masked deportation arrests, then voted for the stopgap that kept ICE funded
1 · ≠ SAID · 16 APR 2025
“If you just went in the parking lot here and saw masked men throwing someone in a van, what would you think? That’s not what we do.”
KRNV News 4 Reno interview, asked about the Abrego Garcia deportation. Earlier in the same answer: “We have people going with masks and hoods, capturing people on the street, shoving them into vans, and essentially kidnapping them.”
2 · VOTED · 10 NOV 2025
| Measure | H.R. 5371, continuing appropriations (stopgap for all agencies, including DHS and ICE, to 30 Jan 2026) |
|---|---|
| Question | On passage |
| Result | Passed 60–40 |
| Rosen | YEA |
| Cloture | Yea on rolls 610 (9 Nov) and 617 (10 Nov) |
3 · EXPLAINED · 10 NOV 2025
“We got Republicans to commit to a vote in about a month, a date that we pick on a bill that we write to extend and help improve the Affordable Care Act…”
KSNV News 3 Las Vegas.
HOW WE CHECKED THIS
Quotes were transcribed from the original footage and cut at sentence boundaries. Roll calls 610, 617 and 618 were read on senate.gov on 21 Oct 2026; the bill text was read on govinfo. The bill was a government-wide stopgap, not an ICE bill. Eight Democratic-caucus senators voted yes. In 2026 Rosen voted Nay on cloture for full-year DHS funding (roll 38, 12 Feb) and on S. 2 (roll 163, 5 Jun), after voting Yea on the two-week DHS stopgap in H.R. 7148 (roll 20, 30 Jan). Spot an error? Tell us, and we’ll correct it in public.