WATCH LIVE: Senate starts voting on legislation to fund immigration enforcement after 'weaponization' fund abandoned

The Senate has begun voting on a $70 billion bill to fund U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol, following weeks of delays caused by internal Republican disagreements and objections from President Donald Trump. The contentious "weaponization" fund, which had been a point of contention, has now been dropped. This vote is significant as it reflects the ongoing political struggle over immigration enforcement policies and the broader implications for national security and border control. The outcome could shape future legislative priorities and the administration's approach to immigration enforcement.