GOP weighs $1B ballroom-security fund amid Capitol pushback
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Administration officials are pressing Senate Republicans to back a $1 billion security fund that could be used for parts of Trump’s ballroom project, arguing it’s needed for White House protection amid rising threats. House Republicans criticize the timing amid high gas and grocery prices, and many doubt the votes exist to pass the measure. The provision is part of a larger, party-line immigration-focused spending package that lawmakers hope to strip out in the Senate via Byrd-bath conversations and committee votes planned for next week, with ongoing debates about whether it will survive floor action in both chambers.
- Capitol agenda: Trump officials pitch GOP on ballroom funds Politico
- The issue uniting Democrats and the White House — and dividing congressional Republicans MS NOW
- Senate G.O.P. Stands by Security Money for Trump’s Ballroom The New York Times
- Paul: $1B for White House ballroom likely coming out of budget reconciliation bill The Hill
- Democrats try to corner Republicans on $1 billion proposal for Trump’s ballroom: From the Politics Desk NBC News
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