US Senate passes ICE funding resolution after ‘vote-a-rama’: What’s next? | Donald Trump News

The US Senate passed a resolution to fund US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), marking the first step in ending a months-long standoff over funding of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement. Republicans, who hold a slim majority, used a "budget reconciliation" process to pass the resolution with a simple majority, despite opposition from Democrats. The resolution now moves to the US House of Representatives, where it will need to be passed before committees in both chambers can craft the final funding legislation. This process is expected to involve further debate and potential amendments before reaching President Trump's desk for signing.