Democratic senators will test GOP unity with votes on Trump's 'anti-weaponization' fund
Summary
Republican senators are thinking about removing a $1 billion security funding request for the White House and President Donald Trump's ballroom after some party members opposed it. They tried to include this money in a large government funding bill for immigration enforcement, but some Republicans questioned the cost and how the funds would be spent.Key Facts
- Republican senators may drop a $1 billion security funding proposal.
- The money was meant for the White House complex and President Trump's ballroom.
- They attempted to add this funding to a $70 billion bill supporting immigration agencies.
- Some GOP lawmakers are opposing the proposal.
- The opposition is due to concerns about the high cost and unclear plans for spending.
- The White House and U.S. Secret Service have not provided detailed explanations about the fund’s use.
- The funding proposal has not gained enough support within the Republican Party.
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