The Senate made significant progress on Friday night by voting to break a filibuster on South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s nomination to be secretary of Homeland Security. The vote, with a margin of 61-39, paves the way for a final floor vote on her confirmation to lead the department responsible for overseeing immigration and border security.
This development is crucial as it aligns with a key aspect of President Donald Trump’s campaign promises regarding immigration policies and border control.
