The bill provides $70 billion to fund ICE and Border Patrol through Jan. 20, 2029.
‘We must recognize that we are in a strategic competition with the Chinese Communist Party,’ Rep. Tom Suozzi said.
The expected vote comes as splits among moderate Republicans about a so-called anti-weaponization fund create uncertainty around the final outcome of the vote.
David Flippo has the president’s nod, but some say longtime legislator James Settelmeyer’s local ties will prove decisive in the June 9 Republican election.