On June 3, 2026, the Senate advanced a reconciliation bill funding immigration agencies with a vote of 53-46, primarily along party lines. This advancement initiates a period of debate and a series of unlimited amendment votes before the final passage expected later this week. Concurrently, the House passed the first Iran war powers resolution.
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House passes Iran war powers resolution; Senate advances reconciliation bill
The Senate has moved forward with a reconciliation bill aimed at funding immigration agencies, passing it with a 53-46 vote. Meanwhile, the House has approved a resolution regarding Iran war powers.
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