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The US Senate has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement agencies with a budget of $70 billion, ending a partial government shutdown. The vote, which occurred early on Friday morning, was 52-47 and did not receive any support from Democratic senators.
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The US Senate has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement agencies with a budget of $70 billion, ending a partial government shutdown. The vote, which occurred early on Friday morning, was 52-47 and did not receive any support from Democratic senators.
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