Some Republicans are growing increasingly worried that the delay in passing a major immigration enforcement funding bill could force them to punt other key priorities, as the party works to lock in as many legislative wins as possible and blunt Democratic momentum ahead of the midterms. GOP lawmakers are eyeing a third party-line spending package…
GOP hopes for legislative wins show signs of slipping away
Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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