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

Democrats are pushing back against a proposed $1.776 billion "anti-weaponization" fund from the Trump administration, arguing it's a thinly veiled attempt to divert funds from efforts to prevent the insurrectionist attacks on the Capitol on January 6. Law enforcement officers who were on the front lines during the attack and their legal advocates joined the criticism. This comes as Senate Republicans are facing difficulties in passing an immigration bill, highlighting the broader political tensions and the struggle for control over key funding priorities in Congress. The debate underscores the deep partisan divides over both national security and immigration policy.