Senate passes ICE funding bill that omits $1 billion ballroom allocation and $1.8 billion ‘slush fund’, thwarting Trump
The Senate approved a new funding bill for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The legislation excludes a $1 billion allocation
The Senate approved a new funding bill for Immigration and Customs
Enforcement. The legislation excludes a $1 billion allocation
earmarked for a ballroom. It also leaves out a $1.8 billion ‘slush
fund’ that had been proposed. The omission runs contrary to President
Trump’s funding priorities. The Independent reported on the bill’s
details. The decision reflects congressional resistance to the
requested spending. The funding bill will now move forward without the
contested amounts. Future oversight may examine the impact of the
excluded funds.