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Senate set to vote on immigration funding bill after revolt over Trump fund

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The Senate will vote on a bill to fund federal immigration agencies after a Republican revolt delayed it. Amendments will address a $1.8 billion fund for wrongful prosecutions, which Republicans fear could aid Jan. 6 attackers. The bill, using reconciliation, funds ICE and CBP through Trump's term. Democrats oppose the fund and settlement barring tax crime prosecutions, arguing it undermines the filibuster.

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