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House is set to fund Trump's immigration actions for second term

The House advanced a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill to fund DHS agencies through 2029, moving toward a final vote.
Republicans say funding will support border security and immigration enforcement during the next three years and Trump’s term.
House Republicans aim to pass the package with minimal Democratic input, after years-long standoff on DHS funding.
Administration leadership changes at DHS are noted as background context for the funding debate.
If approved, the bill would push funding through the next three years and into Trump’s remaining term.
Democrats oppose the bill, calling for reforms to immigration enforcement and DHS operations.
The measure excludes earlier proposals for White House security upgrades and a fund for allies.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces high attendance and party unity to secure passage.
The bill would fund Homeland Security agencies through the next three years and beyond.
Lawmakers previously debated adding funds for White House security and allies before finalizing the focus on immigration.

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