FY26 funding package blocked in Senate after ICE shooting of Alex Pretti

New package—likely excluding DHS—may go back to House early next week

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An argument can be made that anyone who has attempted to follow the path of spending bills on Capitol Hill over the past ten days should be evaluated for whiplash.

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