Republican Plan Would Fund ICE Through Remainder of Trumps Term

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Senate Republicans have cleared a path for funding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for the remainder of President Trump’s term. The plan, which was adopted by the Senate as part of its budget resolution, would provide funding for ICE despite opposition from some House Republicans.

The Senate’s decision to include ICE funding in its budget resolution comes after a “vote-a-rama” session, during which senators voted on various amendments and resolutions. The plan now moves to the House of Representatives, where it faces uncertainty due to opposition from some Republican lawmakers.

House Republicans have expressed concerns about the proposed funding package, with some describing it as “skinny.” This has complicated its path forward in the House, where a vote is expected soon.

The Senate’s adoption of the budget resolution also includes provisions for reopening the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which was closed by President Trump earlier this year. The plan would require approval from both the House and Senate before becoming law.

It is unclear at this time whether the proposed funding package will be passed by the House, but it has already been adopted by the Senate.

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