Senators ranked: Pro-border-enforcement

All 100 senators ranked by how often they voted for more funding and powers for border security and deportations, across 17 recorded Senate votes. A higher grade means the senator voted for the Pro-border-enforcement side more often.

Official Senate roll-call votes (via Voteview)

A means the senator voted for this side most often — not that the senator is better. F means the senator voted against this side most often. Based on votes through 2026-08-08.

How did each senator score on immigration?

RankSenatorPartyStateGradeVoted for this sideMissedVotes
1Alan ArmstrongRepublicanOklahomaA+100%0See the votes
2Ashley MoodyRepublicanFloridaA+100%0See the votes
3Bernie MorenoRepublicanOhioA+100%0See the votes
4Bill HagertyRepublicanTennesseeA+100%4See the votes
5David McCormickRepublicanPennsylvaniaA+100%0See the votes
6James C. JusticeRepublicanWest VirginiaA+100%2See the votes
7Jim BanksRepublicanIndianaA+100%0See the votes
8John R. CurtisRepublicanUtahA+100%0See the votes
9Jon HustedRepublicanOhioA+100%0See the votes
10Pete RickettsRepublicanNebraskaA+100%1See the votes
11Tim ScottRepublicanSouth CarolinaA+100%1See the votes
12Tim SheehyRepublicanMontanaA+100%0See the votes
13John CornynRepublicanTexasA96%0See the votes
14John ThuneRepublicanSouth DakotaA96%0See the votes
15Mike CrapoRepublicanIdahoA96%0See the votes
16Mitch McConnellRepublicanKentuckyA96%1See the votes
17Chuck GrassleyRepublicanIowaA96%1See the votes
18Bill CassidyRepublicanLouisianaA96%0See the votes
19Cindy Hyde-SmithRepublicanMississippiA96%0See the votes
20Dan SullivanRepublicanAlaskaA96%0See the votes
21Deb FischerRepublicanNebraskaA96%0See the votes
22Eric SchmittRepublicanMissouriA96%0See the votes
23James E. RischRepublicanIdahoA96%0See the votes
24James LankfordRepublicanOklahomaA96%0See the votes
25Jerry MoranRepublicanKansasA96%0See the votes
26John BarrassoRepublicanWyomingA96%0See the votes
27John BoozmanRepublicanArkansasA96%0See the votes
28John HoevenRepublicanNorth DakotaA96%0See the votes
29John KennedyRepublicanLouisianaA96%0See the votes
30Joni ErnstRepublicanIowaA96%0See the votes
31Josh HawleyRepublicanMissouriA96%0See the votes
32Katie Boyd BrittRepublicanAlabamaA96%0See the votes
33Kevin CramerRepublicanNorth DakotaA96%0See the votes
34Marsha BlackburnRepublicanTennesseeA96%0See the votes
35Mike LeeRepublicanUtahA96%0See the votes
36Mike RoundsRepublicanSouth DakotaA96%0See the votes
37Rick ScottRepublicanFloridaA96%0See the votes
38Roger F. WickerRepublicanMississippiA96%0See the votes
39Roger MarshallRepublicanKansasA96%0See the votes
40Ron JohnsonRepublicanWisconsinA96%0See the votes
41Shelley Moore CapitoRepublicanWest VirginiaA96%0See the votes
42Steve DainesRepublicanMontanaA96%0See the votes
43Ted BuddRepublicanNorth CarolinaA96%0See the votes
44Todd YoungRepublicanIndianaA96%0See the votes
45Tom CottonRepublicanArkansasA96%0See the votes
46Tommy TubervilleRepublicanAlabamaA95%1See the votes
47Ted CruzRepublicanTexasA95%1See the votes
48Cynthia M. LummisRepublicanWyomingA95%2See the votes
49Thom TillisRepublicanNorth CarolinaB+87%0See the votes
50Lisa MurkowskiRepublicanAlaskaB84%1See the votes
51Rand PaulRepublicanKentuckyC+77%1See the votes
52Susan M. CollinsRepublicanMaineC+77%0See the votes
53Elissa SlotkinDemocratMichiganF55%0See the votes
54Ruben GallegoDemocratArizonaF55%0See the votes
55Catherine Cortez MastoDemocratNevadaF52%0See the votes
56Gary C. PetersDemocratMichiganF52%0See the votes
57Jacky RosenDemocratNevadaF52%0See the votes
58Jeanne ShaheenDemocratNew HampshireF52%0See the votes
59Jon OssoffDemocratGeorgiaF52%0See the votes
60Mark KellyDemocratArizonaF52%0See the votes
61Margaret Wood HassanDemocratNew HampshireF50%1See the votes
62Raphael G. WarnockDemocratGeorgiaF48%0See the votes
63John FettermanDemocratPennsylvaniaF48%2See the votes
64Mark R. WarnerDemocratVirginiaF48%1See the votes
65Ron WydenDemocratOregonF45%2See the votes
66Michael F. BennetDemocratColoradoF43%2See the votes
67Christopher A. CoonsDemocratDelawareF41%1See the votes
68Amy KlobucharDemocratMinnesotaF39%0See the votes
69John W. HickenlooperDemocratColoradoF39%0See the votes
70Martin HeinrichDemocratNew MexicoF39%0See the votes
71Richard BlumenthalDemocratConnecticutF39%0See the votes
72Tammy BaldwinDemocratWisconsinF39%0See the votes
73Maria CantwellDemocratWashingtonF38%0See the votes
74Ben Ray LujánDemocratNew MexicoF35%0See the votes
75Charles E. SchumerDemocratNew YorkF31%0See the votes
76Angus S. King, Jr.IndependentMaineF30%0See the votes
77Jack ReedDemocratRhode IslandF23%0See the votes
78Richard J. DurbinDemocratIllinoisF23%0See the votes
79Chris Van HollenDemocratMarylandF22%0See the votes
80Kirsten E. GillibrandDemocratNew YorkF22%0See the votes
81Peter WelchDemocratVermontF22%0See the votes
82Sheldon WhitehouseDemocratRhode IslandF22%0See the votes
83Tammy DuckworthDemocratIllinoisF22%0See the votes
84Tim KaineDemocratVirginiaF22%0See the votes
85Angela D. AlsobrooksDemocratMarylandF21%1See the votes
86Lisa Blunt RochesterDemocratDelawareF20%0See the votes
87Christopher MurphyDemocratConnecticutF18%1See the votes
88Patty MurrayDemocratWashingtonF17%2See the votes
89Brian SchatzDemocratHawaiiF13%0See the votes
90Jeff MerkleyDemocratOregonF13%0See the votes
91Mazie K. HironoDemocratHawaiiF13%0See the votes
92Tina SmithDemocratMinnesotaF13%0See the votes
93Adam B. SchiffDemocratCaliforniaF11%2See the votes
94Andy KimDemocratNew JerseyF10%0See the votes
95Alex PadillaDemocratCaliforniaF10%2See the votes
96Elizabeth WarrenDemocratMassachusettsF9%1See the votes
97Bernard SandersIndependentVermontF9%0See the votes
98Cory A. BookerDemocratNew JerseyF9%0See the votes
99Edward J. MarkeyDemocratMassachusettsF9%0See the votes
—Darline GrahamRepublicanSouth CarolinaN/AN/A — not enough votes yet0See the votes

Which votes count?

DateBillQuestionSide countedWeightWhy it counts
2006-09-20HR6061On the Cloture MotionYea1Cloture on the Secure Fence Act (2006)
2006-09-29HR6061On Passage of the BillYea2Secure Fence Act: 700 miles of border fencing (2006)
2023-06-01HR3746On the AmendmentYea2Border security amendment (House border bill text)
2024-05-23S4361On the Cloture MotionYea1Emergency border security and fentanyl funding (flag: bipartisan deal opposed by many on both sides)
2025-01-09S5On the Cloture MotionYea1Laken Riley Act: detain immigrants charged with theft (cloture)
2025-01-13S5On the Motion to ProceedYea1Laken Riley Act (motion to proceed)
2025-01-15S5On the AmendmentYea2Adds crimes that trigger mandatory detention
2025-01-15S5On the AmendmentNay2Strips states' power to sue federal immigration agencies
2025-01-17S5On the Cloture MotionYea1Laken Riley Act (final cloture)
2025-01-20S5On the AmendmentYea2Adds deadly or violent crimes to mandatory detention
2025-01-20S5On Passage of the BillYea2Laken Riley Act final passage
2025-07-01HR1On Passage of the BillYea22025 budget law, which added border and ICE funding (flag: multi-issue bill)
2026-01-30HR7148On the AmendmentNay2Rescinds ICE funding
2026-04-22SCONRES33On the AmendmentYea2Deport immigrants convicted of rape, murder or child sexual abuse
2026-04-29SJRES99On the Motion to ProceedNay1Restores automatic work-permit extensions for immigrants
2026-06-04S2On the MotionNay1Moves ICE money to child care
2026-06-05S2On the MotionNay1Moves ICE money to DACA processing