GOP Pushes Immigration-Centric Reconciliation Amid DHS Funding Talks
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Senate Republicans revive a party-line reconciliation push focused on immigration enforcement (ICE) and portions of the SAVE America Act as momentum from a Homeland Security funding deal grows, with Trump signaling support if SAVE provisions are included; Democrats are wary but could back nonenforcement DHS funding, while Mullin is set to be sworn in as DHS secretary and Alan Armstrong named to finish Mullin’s Senate term, as lawmakers race to strike a deal before a two-week recess.
- Capitol agenda: Reconciliation is revived , Thune says Politico
- Trump reportedly open to deal on DHS funding as shutdown sees ICE agents deployed to US airports – US politics live The Guardian
- Graham to huddle with Republicans on reconciliation Punchbowl News
- GOP senators see path to ending DHS shutdown after Trump meeting MSN
- Reconciliation is revived, Thune says Politico
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