Senate Democrats Push Border Bill, Challenge GOP to Act

The Senate failed for a second time to advance a bipartisan border security bill, falling short of the 60 votes needed. Democrats are attempting to shift public opinion against Republicans, accusing them of blocking the measure due to former President Trump's influence. The bill, which aimed to overhaul border security policies, faced opposition from both parties, with some Republicans arguing existing laws are sufficient and some Democrats criticizing the bill's provisions. The vote highlights ongoing partisan divisions over immigration policy.