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Thune moves to neutralize immigration bill landmines from DOJ lawfare fund

Thune moves to neutralize immigration bill landmines from DOJ lawfare fund
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Senate GOP leaders are working to quell Republican angst over the Trump administration’s proposed $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund that is threatening to trip up the party’s immigration enforcement bill as it inches toward final passage. Several Republicans still want language inserted into the so-called reconciliation bill to prevent the fund’s creation as President Donald Trump […]

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