Former President Donald Trump has once again found himself in the middle of the ongoing border disputes in Congress. Although he is not yet the Republican presidential nominee, his actions are already causing frustration among some GOP senators who believe he is obstructing a potential bipartisan border deal.
This is not the first time that Donald Trump has stood in the way of a bipartisan immigration agreement. Back in 2018, when he was still president, there was a promising deal on the table, but Trump actively campaigned against it and lobbied members of Congress to vote against it. Given this background, many senators are deeply frustrated by Trump's interference in what they believe is the best opportunity in decades to address the border issue.