米上院は金曜早朝、今後3年間の移民取締機関の予算を盛り込んだ700億ドル規模の法案を可決した。18時間にわたる徹夜の審議を経て、52対47の賛成多数で採択された。
この法案は、トランプ大統領の任期満了まで、移民税関捜査局（ICE）および国境警備隊の活動資金を確保するもの。採決は党派に沿って行われ、共和党からはアラスカ州選出のリサ・マーカウスキー上院議員が唯一反対票を投じた。共和党は、トランプ政権が提案した18億ドルの和解金基金を阻止あるいは転用しようとする複数の修正案を否決した。この基金には超党派から批判の声が上がっていたが、トッド・ブランシュ司法長官代行が基金の執行を見送る意向を示したことで存続した。ジョン・スーン上院院内総務は、遅延はあったものの移民関連の予算確保を最優先事項としていたと述べた。法案は今後下院に送られ、早ければ来週にも採決が行われる可能性がある。民主党側は、今年初めにミネアポリスで連邦捜査官が抗議デモの参加者2名を射殺した事件を受け、政策の変更を求めていた。今回のパッケージ成立により、数ヶ月間にわたる同機関への予算供給の停滞が解消される。
X上での初期の反応を見ると、保守層のユーザーは同法案を移民取締の強化および「アメリカ・ファースト」政策の大きな勝利として歓迎している。一方、批判的な層は特定の予算に対する制限の欠如を懸念し、法案の可決を恥ずべき事態や取締機関への「白紙委任」であると指摘した。また、深夜に行われた採決や、52対47という結果から浮き彫りになった超党派の緊張関係に注目する投稿も見られた。
Your tax dollars are finally being used to protect YOUR family. Trump's historic $70B immigration enforcement bill passed the Senate in a 5:00 AM thriller. No more welfare fraud, more border steel, absolute chaos for the Democrats. https://t.co/1KUapdCo8o
— Saggezza Eterna (@FinalTelegraph) 2026年6月5日
AMERICA FIRST WINS BIG: A $70 Billion immigration enforcement hammer just cleared the Senate at 5:00 AM. Mass interior deportations are fully funded and the open-border machine is officially dead. Read the full, unapologetic truth: https://t.co/1KUapdCo8o
— Saggezza Eterna (@FinalTelegraph) 2026年6月5日
This is for both parties.
— JJ Malone 🟦 🟧 (@JJJonesMalone) 2026年6月5日
Shame on you ! This is a real f**king global embarrassment.
Senate passes $70B immigration enforcement bill without limits on Trump settlement fund
https://t.co/6eCn0Q4iPF
WAIT! WHAT?
— C Wall 🤗💓😉🎶👀 🇺🇦👩👦🇺🇸🦋''26🟨 (@net7654321) 2026年6月5日
DESPcable disgraceful GOP -
EXACTLY WHY TDumPEDO went fm a Dem to gutless, AFRAID of their shsdow RePUGlican 🥹
LETS GO Ppl
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"Senate Approves $70B Immigration Enforcement Bill"@lisamurkowski@RepThomasMassie@OversightDems https://t.co/yvTfgNkdC6
Senate Dems did not vote against a localized bill to protect children; rather, they voted against a sweeping $70 billion Republican-sponsored immigration and border policy package that included thousands of separate provisions.
— Todd.base (@LockdMoney4Life) 2026年6月5日
Mario you need to comment on the whole story
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The Senate voted to proceed with a Republican reconciliation bill that would provide about $72 billion for immigration enforcement agencies through fiscal year 2029, after a mid-May delay tied to controversy over a proposed Justice Department “anti-weaponization” fund.
The US Senate has approved a Republican budget resolution to fund immigration enforcement agencies with about $70 billion through President Trump's term, using the reconciliation process to bypass Democratic support. The measure passed 50-48 after an overnight vote-a-rama, with two GOP senators joining Democrats in opposition. It now moves to the House of Representatives.
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Senate Republicans left Washington without final action on a package aimed at boosting funding for U.S. immigration enforcement agencies ahead of a June 1 target date tied to President Donald Trump’s request. The delay comes amid internal GOP resistance and Democratic criticism of a new roughly $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” announced by the Justice Department as part of a settlement involving Trump’s lawsuit over leaked tax information.
Senator Bernie Sanders was seen boarding a first-class flight from Reagan National Airport on Friday afternoon, shortly after the Senate passed a partial Department of Homeland Security funding bill that the House later rejected. President Donald Trump criticized the Senate measure, calling it inappropriate, as the partial shutdown extended into its record-breaking phase. The Senate has adjourned for a two-week recess with no plans to reconvene before April 13.
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A partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security has stretched into its 40th day, causing severe staffing shortages at TSA checkpoints and long lines for travelers nationwide. Negotiations between Republicans and Democrats remain deadlocked over Immigration and Customs Enforcement reforms and a separate elections bill demanded by President Trump. Bipartisan lawmakers proposed funding most DHS agencies except ICE, conditioning its support on operational changes.
President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he will sign an executive order directing the Department of Homeland Security to pay Transportation Security Administration agents despite an ongoing partial government shutdown. He accused Democrats of prioritizing immigrants over Americans and holding the country hostage. Negotiations over DHS funding remain stalled, with both parties rejecting each other's proposals.