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President Trump just signed a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill—yes, that’s right—over three years, boosting ICE and CBP beyond their current funding. Democrats pushed for reforms like body cams and warrant requirements after recent controversies, but those were dropped. Trump called it vital for law and order, especially protecting kids from exploitation. Most Republicans backed it as essential for border security, but Senator Lisa Murkowski voted no, criticizing the rushed process and lack of oversight. The bill, set to expire in September 2029, underscores the deep partisan divide over immigration funding and enforcement.

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