The Senate approved funding for immigration enforcement after an 18-hour voting session. The bill, supported by Republican senators, allocates resources to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Border Patrol for a duration of three years.
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Senate Republicans Approve Immigration Enforcement Funding
The Senate has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement, including allocations for ICE and the Border Patrol, following an extended voting session. The funding is set for three years.
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