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I will not click on a "twitter" link. Or a FB link. I have stated that in the past. Link me to an actual article, not a social media post, and I'll look at it. Or, better still, link to the page of the bill that says what you're claiming.

Your loss. I'm not going to do the heavy lifting of sifting through every bill if somebody else has already taken a screenshot of the actual text.

So, yes, I WILL tell you it has a lot of things Republicans want. A lot.

If you mean the Chamber of Commerce, sure. But a lot of Republicans don't recognize them as being on The Team anymore.

This bill essentially codifies in a load of illegal immigrants. Essentially...legalizing them. And it only spends $20B out of north of $100B on "the border".

It's DOA in the House.

But it (i.e. status quo) clearly pisses you off to no end. And you'll have to live with it for another generation or more. Even skeptical BHM concedes that it's a start from a Republican perspective.

Maybe. Maybe not. But this attempt by the democrats with some help from GOPe to take the border off the table for November will fail.

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