Lawmakers Heading to Close in on Border Wall Deal
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New border-security deal in Congress would likely offer Trump just a fraction of requested $5.7B for wall
Details of a likely bipartisan border-security deal in Congress are being worked out after the White House indicated it will accept an agreement giving President Trump just a fraction of the money he's demanded for his proposed U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Lawmakers Close In on Deal in Talks on Border Funding
Negotiators signaled Friday they were zeroing in on a compromise spending package that boosts funding for border barriers and related security measures, with the goal of reaching a bipartisan deal early next week and avoiding a new partial government shutdown.
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Lawmakers heading to funding deal with far less border money than Trump wants
Republican and Democratic negotiators are exchanging border security proposals that contain far less funding for the border wall than President Donald Trump has demanded, with just days left before a deadline to release their bill ahead of another potential government shutdown.
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