The Senate voted 53-46 on Wednesday afternoon to advance a reconciliation bill that allocates funding for immigration agencies. The vote followed party lines and initiates a period of debate, which will include a series of unlimited amendment votes before the bill's final passage is expected later this week. Additionally, the House is scheduled to vote on a war powers resolution.
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Senate Advances Reconciliation Bill for Immigration Agencies
The Senate has advanced a reconciliation bill funding immigration agencies with a 53-46 vote. This decision leads to further debate and amendment votes before the expected final passage later this week. The House is also set to vote on a war powers resolution.
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