Washington Today (2-5-24): Senate GOP split on whether to support or oppose border security deal
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46:17Now PlayingWashington Today (2-5-24): Senate GOP split on whether to support or oppose border security deal
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as posted by the channelSenate meets to start work on the $118 billion bill unveiled on Sunday that includes aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, and changes to U.S. immigration and border security policies, but it is unclear whether a test vote this week in the Senate can get enough Republican support to reach the needed 60 vote threshold. And the House Republican Leadership in a joint statement criticizing the border security provision, calling the bill Dead on Arrival in the House..
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