El Senado votará sobre la financiación de la aplicación de la ley de inmigración tras eliminar el fondo de acuerdo de Trump

The U.S. Senate is set to begin voting on legislation to fund immigration enforcement after Republicans agreed to drop a proposed settlement fund for former President Donald Trump.

The move comes as part of a budget reconciliation process, which allows the majority party to pass the bill without any Democratic votes. However, Republicans must first navigate a lengthy series of amendment votes that could pose significant challenges to the bill's passage.

The legislation aims to allocate resources for border security and immigration enforcement, a key priority for the GOP. The decision to remove the Trump settlement fund, which had been a contentious element, was seen as a strategic concession to streamline the bill's path forward.

The Senate floor debate is expected to be intense, with Democrats likely to introduce amendments to alter the bill's provisions. The outcome remains uncertain as lawmakers grapple with the complexities of immigration policy and budget reconciliation rules.