The Senate voted early Thursday morning to approve a $69.5 billion budget reconciliation package that allocates funding for immigration enforcement operations until 2029. The vote included some defections from Republican senators on various amendments, including efforts to block President Trump's anti-weaponization fund and a protest vote regarding William Pulte's appointment to lead the U.S.
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Senate Passes $69.5 Billion Budget Package for Immigration Enforcement Through 2029
The Senate approved a budget reconciliation package worth $69.5 billion to fund immigration enforcement through 2029. The vote saw some Republican senators break ranks on certain amendments related to President Trump's policies.
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Senate Passes $69.5 Billion Budget Package for Immigration Enforcement Through 2029