"Their leadership is aware that by failing to include the House in their negotiations, they have eliminated the ability for swift consideration of any legislation. As I have said consistently for the past three months, the House will have to work its will on these issues and our priorities will need to be addressed," Johnson wrote in the letter.
Meanwhile, House conservatives, including Johnson, have warned that if they don't believe the border reform efforts go far enough that the bill will be dead on arrival in their chamber. And there's growing skepticism about more Ukraine aid within the House GOP conference, including a warning from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) that she could trigger a vote to try to oust Johnson if he put it up for a vote.
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