The U.S. Senate on Sunday approved a $118 billion budget that includes a bipartisan deal to resolve the migrant crisis at the southern border and new aid to Ukraine, Israel and other countries. However, the fate of the bill in the Parliament is uncertain; Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana said the bill was "not valid upon arrival." Democrats face a tough challenge on the floor of Congress, where they hold a 51-10 majority. On the 49th, Republican leadership was quick to criticize. But it will take a tough call for liberals and conservatives to come together to approve the plan in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
President Biden's aid packages for Israel and Ukraine are coming in with reports of a bipartisan deal as Republicans want to eliminate Ukraine and the House Sub-Representative has no hope.
According to media reports, the final version of the bill will allow the administration to evaluate the legislation, including Republicans who have vowed to withdraw from the proposal.
The report states that the 370-page bill includes additional aid packages proposed by President Joe Biden, which will allocate $60 billion to Ukraine, $14 billion to Israel, and $14 billion to countries including Gaza. It allocated 10 billion US dollars. for humanitarian aid.
Senate Majority Leader Schumer said he would begin considering the legislation this week because "a majority of senators want it done." But the bipartisan agreement faces fierce opposition and harsh criticism from the virtual leader of the Republican Party, former President Trump, and other Republican leaders. It is reported that the bill's chances of passing the Parliament are now better if it reaches the Parliament.
Even some Republican senators criticized it: "I can't understand why a Republican would think this is a good idea," said Senator Mike Lee. “Why don't we examine the process and say MPs come out and support this?” said.
President Joe Biden said Sunday night that this was "the toughest, fairest border reform in years" and encouraged it to be done.
Schumer called it a “high priority,” which Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said included “immediate solutions,” and called on the Senate to “carefully consider the opportunities before us and be prepared to act.”
Border control proposals aim to expand detention capacity, make it harder for people to gain asylum, but allow immigrants who claim fear to actually live and work in the country.
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