Congress passed a reconciliation bill allocating $70 billion to the Department of Homeland Security over three years, with the funding intended to support President Trump's mass deportation agenda. The House voted 214–212 and the Senate voted 52–47, with the votes largely following party lines.

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Congress narrowly voted to fund President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda, giving the Department of Homeland Security $70 billion over the next three years.
The house voted 214 to 212 in favor of the reconciliation bill Tuesday, following the Senate's 52-47 vote last Friday morning. The vote fell largely along party lines. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) was the only Senate Republican to vote against it. Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI), initially voted against the bill - meaning it would have failed -