Congress Prepares for Vote on Contentious Border Deal Bill

The bill, pairing immigration reforms with aid to Ukraine and Israel, faces opposition from both sides of the aisle.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announces the imminent release of a border deal bill, including aid to Ukraine and Israel, with a vote planned next week.
The deal, facing opposition from both conservatives and progressives, aims to address the U.S.'s immigration system and border policy.
Former President Trump and other conservatives have voiced strong opposition, potentially jeopardizing GOP support.
Progressives express concerns over the deal's conservative approach to immigration, fearing it could worsen conditions at the border.
The deal includes tougher immigration and asylum laws, aiming to streamline the processing of claims and limit asylum options.