Senate Majority Leader Thune says Senate will vote on SAVE Act whenever it can be worked on; says a DHS deal in 10 days is an impossibility

Senate Majority Leader Thune's comments suggest hurdles in the legislative process, particularly regarding the SAVE Act and negotiations on a DHS deal.

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The mention of an impossible timeline for the DHS agreement indicates significant political gridlock, which could affect investor sentiment towards U.S. stability and policy effectiveness. This uncertainty might weigh on markets, especially if it feeds into broader concerns over governance and spending priorities.

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