The Republican-led Senate voted 68-31 on Friday to pass legislation that funds the Department of Homeland Security through September.
The bill does not impose any restrictions on President Barack Obama’s immigration policies, an issue that has held up funding.
DHS appropriations expire on Friday at midnight.
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I’d love to see the Roll Call vote on that.
RINOS!!! EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM!!! BLARGH! Also, ARGLE TRAITORS BARGLE UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
Oh, lord, I may die of schadenfreude.
Its nice to see the chamber where legislation usually dies come up with something nice for a change.
Your move, Mr. Speaker.
You mean they passed the EAT IT!..EAT IT RAW!" Bill?