Border Crisis Dominates GOP Candidates' Immigration Focus

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Senate Republicans and House Republicans are delaying addressing the border crisis, with some indicating that there won't be a vote until 2024. Democrats have been trying to pass an immigration and border policy bill, as well as provide aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, but Republicans have stonewalled the process. The upcoming Congress will see retirements and changes in both the Senate and the House, with more House Democrats retiring than Republicans. The Republican majority in the House is expected to become even slimmer, potentially jeopardizing their agenda.
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