Republicans are also looking to restrict the administration's parole authority to release migrants from detention, and would require mandatory electronic monitoring for anyone, including children, who are not detained.
While the GOP's counteroffer helped jump-start talks after a failed Senate vote this week, the inclusion of policies already rejected by Democrats raises questions about whether a bipartisan proposal could come together before Congress breaks for the year.
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