GOP Pushes Unified Immigration Funding Across Chambers
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Senate Republicans are syncing with House GOP to push a party-line immigration-enforcement funding package, aiming for a budget framework to unlock reconciliation and fund up to $75 billion for ICE and Border Patrol after the House rejected the Senate DHS plan; leaders hope to align in the coming days and pass a final DHS funding bill, while also pursuing a modified, potentially shorter 702 FISA extension with reforms as conservative lawmakers push for changes before a vote.
- Senate Republicans ‘syncing’ immigration funding plan with House GOP Politico
- House Republicans bristle at Senate-driven DHS plan The Hill
- Is DHS still shut down? When could Congress vote to end it? The Providence Journal
- Democrats Promise Payback as Republicans Sidestep the Appropriations Process NOTUS
- DHS shutdown enters Day 60 with all eyes on House Republicans to end it Fox News
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