Trump signs bill allocating nearly $70 billion to immigration enforcement through end of term

President Donald Trump signed legislation authorizing funding for immigration enforcement. The bill provides almost $70 billion for the effort. Funding is slated to cover the remainder of his administration's term. The allocation targets border security, interior enforcement, and related programs. Congressional approval was required before the president's signature. The measure reflects Trump's long‑standing focus on immigration control. Critics argue the spending could strain the federal budget. The San Diego Union‑Tribune reported the development.