Republican incumbents who faced a lack of support from President Trump in the midterms are showing signs of adopting a more independent approach to his agenda. This shift could complicate efforts by GOP leaders to secure legislative victories, particularly in immigration enforcement funding.
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Republican incumbents who faced a lack of support from President Trump in the midterms are showing signs of adopting a more independent approach to his agenda. This shift could complicate efforts by GOP leaders to secure legislative victories, particularly in immigration enforcement funding.
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