Dems spotlight anti-weaponization fund as US Senate GOP struggles to pass immigration bill

Democrats are criticizing a proposed $1.776 billion "anti-weaponization" fund by the Trump administration, arguing it's a thinly veiled attempt to divert funds from addressing real threats. The opposition comes amid ongoing struggles in the U.S. Senate where Republicans are having trouble passing an immigration bill. This fund, defended by some as a necessary measure, is seen by critics as a distraction from more pressing security issues, especially for those who defended the Capitol on January 6. The debate highlights the broader partisan divide over how best to allocate federal resources and tackle national security concerns.