Key Facts

• The Senate voted 52-47 to fund ICE and Border Patrol through the end of President Trump's second term.
• The vote happened during a long session with many amendments, called a "vote-a-rama."
• Some Republican senators opposed parts of the funding, like money for White House renovations and the "anti-weaponization fund."
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) was one Republican who voted against the final funding bill.
• Several Republicans joined Democrats in votes against certain amendments, showing some division in the GOP.
• The vote included debate over funding an "anti-weaponization fund" and spending tied to President Trump's ballroom.
• Concerns about President Trump’s political decisions have caused some GOP senators to question his judgment.
• There was also controversy over a nomination for acting director of national intelligence and a failed vote on renewing the FISA law (Section 702).