Washington: Republicans in the U.S. Congress have revolted over President Donald Trump's $1.776 billion fund for people he says were victims of government "weaponization," setting the stage for a searing battle less than six months before midterm elections.
On Thursday, the Senate called timeout on a $72 billion spending bill on immigration enforcement, which has become a battleground over the "anti-weaponization" fund, after many Republican senators demanded that it either be killed or subjected to tough guardrails.
