Senate Republican leaders feel like they’re in a good position as they embark on a budget reconciliation effort to fund ICE and CBP for multiple years, Punchbowl reports
- Senate GOP leaders meet Republican senators this week amid frustration that House Republicans are delaying reopening DHS and tying it to Senate reconciliation.
- Senate GOP leaders aim to have a budget resolution ready for floor action as soon as next week, though delays are possible.
- The Senate will also resume debate on the SAVE America Act as Thune faces pressure over when to end it.
Context
Senate Republican leaders indicating a favorable position in pursuing budget reconciliation for ICE and CBP funding is key for political stability and governance. This effort may alleviate current legislative gridlock, especially if the House delays are resolved; markets could react positively to legislative clarity. Watch for implications on broader spending discussions and their potential impact on financial services and equities as the budget progresses.
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