Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance recently expressed his disapproval of a bipartisan border deal earlier this year, labeling it as a 'bad bill' that would have worsened border policy. Vance, an Ohio senator, stated that he would not have supported the bill even if directed by former President Donald Trump, echoing the sentiments of many of his Republican colleagues.
The bipartisan border deal in question was blocked by Senate Republicans in February, along with a foreign aid package. This move was seen as a significant rejection by Senate Republicans of a deal that aimed to implement stricter border measures and had been partially crafted by a Republican member.
