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Jun 5
47m 53s

Senate Approves Immigration Bill

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GOP senators stayed up well past their bedtime, voting down amendment after amendment, before finally settling on a $70 immigration bill that finally passed this morning. It funds both ICE and border patrol through the rest of President Trump's term. We take a deep dive into it to let you know what it does and doesn't contain.    Learn more about your ad ch ... Show More
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