Live updates: Senate OKs reconciliation bill; White House to defend ballroom in appeals court
Summary
The Senate passed a $69.5 billion budget bill to fund immigration enforcement until 2029 after working through the night. Some Republican senators voted against certain parts of the bill, including measures related to President Trump’s anti-weaponization fund and a leadership appointment.Key Facts
- The Senate voted early Thursday morning to approve a $69.5 billion budget reconciliation bill.
- The bill provides funding for immigration enforcement operations through the year 2029.
- Some Republican senators opposed specific amendments during the vote.
- One opposition was against President Trump’s anti-weaponization fund.
- Another protest was about William Pulte’s proposed appointment to a government position.
- The vote took place after many hours of debate and discussion.
- The White House plans to defend a related issue about a ballroom in court.
- The bill was passed using the budget reconciliation process, which allows for faster approval.
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