If President Donald Trump wants the Senate to pass an immigration enforcement package, he'll have to give up his ill-advised "anti-weaponization" fund. That's a trade-off the White House wisely accepted.

Early last week, Senate Republicans put on hold efforts to pass a $70 billion funding package for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol through the budget reconciliation process, which requires only a majority vote. The move was an effort to pressure the president to give up his plan to use his $1.776........

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