Mullin: Ballroom security must be government-funded, not privately financed
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told centrist GOP lawmakers that the Secret Service cannot private‑fund security for President Trump’s White House ballroom project and urged approval of about $1 billion in new funding (up to $220 million could go to the ballroom). The move signals White House pressure on immigration‑enforcement legislation amid GOP concerns. The day’s live updates also cover a Capitol prescription‑data breach affecting lawmakers, an ethics inquiry into Rep. Edwards, and other Capitol Hill items including housing reform, Kid online safety, a crypto bill, Ukraine aid, an ethanol vote, and Iran war oversight.
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