The Senate approved a $70 billion reconciliation bill aimed at immigration enforcement on June 11, 2026. This bill included a provision for a $1.776 billion 'Anti-weaponization Fund' intended to support victims of federal prosecutions. However, this fund was removed following opposition from Republican senators. The bill also includes a provision that grants former President Donald Trump and his associates immunity from further audits and liability for any taxes owed.
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Senate passes $70 billion immigration enforcement bill; Anti-weaponization Fund removed
On June 11, 2026, the Senate passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill. The bill initially included a $1.776 billion Anti-weaponization Fund, which was eliminated due to Republican opposition, while a provision granting immunity to Trump and his associates was retained.
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Weaponization fund controversy ends in a blurry trade-off
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Senate passes $70 billion immigration enforcement bill; Anti-weaponization Fund removed