Democrats and Republicans have been negotiating for months over a bill for a package worth 109.8 billion euros. Although an agreement was reached on Sunday, the package did not receive enough support during Wednesday's vote.
Package included Many components, support for key US allies abroad, etc. For example, billions were made available to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia, for security assistance to Israel, and for humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza, the West Bank, and Ukraine.
At the insistence of Republicans, money was also available for tougher border controls. The proposal would give the Department of Homeland Security the ability to take tougher action at the border if the daily average is more than 4,000 immigrants. If migrants are ineligible to seek asylum, the ministry can ban them.
However, the plan was scrapped on Wednesday under pressure from Trump. He had called on his fellow party members not to make a deal with President Joe Biden's Democrats. Trump has been critical of Biden's border policy since the start of his campaign, and the current president's victory certainly doesn't help.
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