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Will Congress pass major immigration reform this year?

Divided chambers and a packed calendar make sweeping reform unlikely without a forcing event.

YES price14¢
0
Volume211.00 cr
Market implied14%YES price
AI estimate14%60% confidence
AI edgeUnlockUpgrade tier
Status145d 8huntil close

Price history

Order book

PriceSize (shares)
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Spread14¢ YES / 86¢ NO
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Simulated depth around the current price.

Recent activity

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Market Intelligence

AI verdict: Strong NO

Major immigration reform is unlikely to pass in 2026 absent a bipartisan breakthrough or a major forcing event that changes congressional incentives.

AI probability13%of YES
Market implied14%AI agrees
Conviction30/100

Risk & quality signals

Stability89
Steady pricing
Volatility11
Calm recent action
Liquidity62
Deep trading interest
Manip. risk0
No unusual pattern

Momentum 0 — flat

What's driving it

  • Divided chambersNO · 38

    Split control raises the bar for passing a broad package through both chambers in the same year.

  • High threshold for “major” reformNO · 27

    Sweeping immigration legislation typically requires agreement across border enforcement, legal status, labor, and asylum issues, where compromises are difficult

  • Packed legislative calendarNO · 18

    Competing fiscal, oversight, and electoral priorities can leave limited floor time and political capital for a comprehensive bill.

  • Forcing-event upsideYES · 17

    A border, court, economic, or bipartisan-negotiation catalyst could create urgency and reopen a path to a narrower but still major package.

Why it moved

The YES price is unchanged at 14%, matching the prior price and existing AI estimate; with moderate virtual volume (211 credits), solid liquidity (62/100), and zero momentum, the market appears to be maintaining a low-od

Watch-outs

  • The market's definition of “major immigration reform” may include a narrower bipartisan border or asylum package.
  • A must-pass funding or security bill could become a vehicle for substantial immigration provisions.
  • Rapid shifts in party leadership, public pressure, or a high-salience border event could alter legislative incentives.
  • The long time remaining before the December 2026 close leaves room for negotiations that are not currently priced in.

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How this market resolves

Resolves YES if, by the resolution date, the outcome described above is confirmed true by the settlement source. Otherwise it resolves NO.

Resolution date
December 30, 2026
Category
Politics
Settlement source
Official government records & major newswire consensus

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How this market works

  • Prices run from 1¢ to 99¢ and represent the implied probability of the outcome. A YES price of 14¢ means the market implies a 14% chance of YES.
  • Each correct share settles at 100¢ when the market resolves. Buy at 14¢ and, if YES is right, you gain 86¢ per share.
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