"Progress on the national security package has been on ice for weeks," said Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, New York Democrat. "Not because Republicans have objected to Israel aid, or aid to Ukraine, or humanitarian aid to innocent civilians in Gaza, or the Indo-Pacific, but because Republicans have injected partisan and extreme immigration measures into the debate."
A Democratic source familiar with border security talks told reporters that Republicans "have moved in the wrong direction" since House Speaker Mike Johnson met last week with Senate Republicans. The source scoffed at the Republicans' policy proposals, saying it sounded like something from former Trump advis.
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