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The US Senate GOP delayed an immigration bill due to disagreements with President Donald Trump over his proposed $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund. Senate Republicans, meeting with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, sought restrictions on the fund as a condition for passing a $72 billion package for Homeland Security and Justice. The Senate, split 53-47, faces a June 1 deadline to finalize the bill.

The US Senate GOP delayed an immigration bill due to a split with President Donald Trump over his proposed $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund. Senate Republicans sought restrictions on the fund, which aims to support victims of lawfare, as part of a $72 billion package for Homeland Security and Justice. The bill faces challenges in passing before Trump's June 1 deadline, with disagreements over eligibility for financial relief and a separate Secret Service funding allocation.

Senate Republicans delayed a $72 billion immigration enforcement bill due to disagreements over President Donald Trump's proposed $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche met with senators but no resolution was reached, with the Senate adjourning until June 1 as Trump demands the bill by that date.

The US Senate GOP delayed an immigration funding bill due to disagreements with President Donald Trump over his proposed 'anti-weaponization' settlement fund. Senate Republicans sought restrictions on the $1.776 billion fund, which aims to support 'victims of lawfare,' while the administration pushed for its inclusion in a $72 billion funding package for Homeland Security and Justice. No resolution was reached after closed-door negotiations with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.