Senate Republicans have passed a bill providing nearly $70 billion for immigration enforcement through the Department of Homeland Security. This decision came after a lengthy voting process and amidst discussions regarding former President Trump's policies. Allegations against Democratic candidate Greg Platner and Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte for intelligence oversight were also highlighted.
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Senate Republicans have passed a bill providing nearly $70 billion for immigration enforcement through the Department of Homeland Security. This decision came after a lengthy voting process and amidst discussions regarding former President Trump's policies. Allegations against Democratic candidate Greg Platner and Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte for intelligence oversight were also highlighted.
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Senate Republicans Approve $70 Billion for Immigration Enforcement