Senate Border Bill Faces Bipartisan Struggles Amid Accusations and Defections

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A White House-backed border security bill faces significant challenges as Democratic Senator Cory Booker withdraws his support, highlighting internal party divisions. The bill, already expected to fail due to GOP opposition, aims to pressure Republicans on border issues. Booker’s stance underscores the contentious nature of the legislation, which lacks provisions for foreign aid included in an earlier version. Additionally, the Senate approved a measure to roll back energy efficiency standards for gas furnaces, a move opposed by the Biden administration but likely to face a presidential veto.
- White House-backed border bill loses Democratic support as Schumer presses for new vote CNN
- Democrats See Wins in Losing Votes The New York Times
- Republicans close ranks against Senate border security deal The Hill
- White House accuses GOP of siding 'with fentanyl traffickers' by opposing border bill Fox News
- Senate Democrats set to lose support from their own side on second border vote POLITICO
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