Senate negotiations over immigration policy remained mired in partisan muck on Tuesday, as the fate of more than $100 billion in funds to help Ukraine and other American partners hung in the balance.
After months of Senate talks to hammer out a bipartisan deal aimed at stemming the influx of migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border, no legislation has yet emerged to do that, although senators say they are nearing completion of the package.
Those talks hold the key to a massive money bill to assist Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and more because Republicans have insisted that border provisions be attached to the security supplemental.
