The Senate passed a $69.5 billion bill giving over three years of funding to two immigration enforcement agencies, taking a final step toward resolving a months-long dispute.
Senators passed the bill 52-47 after a marathon vote in which Democrats sought to corner Republicans on politically tricky amendment votes. Sen.
The bill passed the Senate after weeks of negotiations over two of President Donald Trump’s priorities: a now-defunct fund to compensate victims of alleged politically motivated prosecution, and money for the Secret Service to secure Trump’s ballroom.
The ballroom money was ultimately ...