House GOP Members React to Bipartisan Senate Deal on Immigration Reform and Border Security

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House Speaker Mike Johnson and other House GOP members strongly oppose the bipartisan Senate bill on immigration reform, stating that it will not receive a vote in the House and is "dead on arrival." They criticize the bill for not effectively addressing border security and for incentivizing illegal immigration. Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell endorses the bill, emphasizing the need for immediate solutions to the border crisis, while some Senate Democrats, including Alex Padilla, express early opposition, citing concerns about the impact on the asylum system.
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