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    G.O.P. Backlash To Border Deal Reflects Vanishing Ground For A Compromise

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    Republican demands for a border crackdown were rejected despite a bipartisan plan being introduced that included increased border security funding and measures. The lead Republican negotiator said other Republicans rushed to denounce the bill without fully reading it, highlighting the difficult politics around immigration issues in an election year. A bipartisan group of senators reached a $118.3 billion agreement that provided aid to Ukraine while also including Republican-demanded border security provisions, but Republicans still opposed it.

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    Republican demands for a border crackdown were rejected despite a bipartisan plan being introduced that included increased border security funding and measures. The lead Republican negotiator said other Republicans rushed to denounce the bill without fully reading it, highlighting the difficult politics around immigration issues in an election year. A bipartisan group of senators reached a $118.3 billion agreement that provided aid to Ukraine while also including Republican-demanded border security provisions, but Republicans still opposed it.

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    Republican demands for a border crackdown were rejected despite a bipartisan plan being introduced that included increased border security funding and measures. The lead Republican negotiator said other Republicans rushed to denounce the bill without fully reading it, highlighting the difficult politics around immigration issues in an election year. A bipartisan group of senators reached a $118.3 billion agreement that provided aid to Ukraine while also including Republican-demanded border security provisions, but Republicans still opposed it.

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    G.O.P.

    Backlash to Border Deal


    Reflects Vanishing Ground for a
    Compromise
    Republicans demanded a border crackdown but have rejected a bipartisan plan to
    impose one, underscoring the intractable politics of the issue in an election year.

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    Senator James Lankford, the lead Republican negotiator on the border deal, said that
    members of his party who complained that they needed more time to read through
    the bill were rushing to denounce it on social media.Credit...Kent Nishimura for The
    New York Times
    By Annie Karni

    Reporting from the Capitol

    Feb. 5, 2024

    Republicans in Congress who have spent months demanding that any aid to Ukraine
    be paired with a crackdown against migration into the United States got what they
    asked for when a bipartisan group of senators released a $118.3 billion agreement
    that would provide both.

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