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共和党历经数月动荡后，众议院将为特朗普送上巨额ICE资金胜利
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前国土安全部代理副部长肯·库奇内利指出，新泽西州纽瓦克设施外的反ICE抗议者并不关心被拘留者的待遇或伙食。
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美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周二朝着在其总统任期结束前锁定移民执法资金又迈进了一步。
共和党提出的700亿美元移民执法与边境安全法案在党派立场投票中以213票对211票获得推进。所有出席的民主党人都在程序性投票中投了“反对”票，这类投票通常遵循党派立场。
参议院已通过的该法案目前将提交众议院进行最终表决，最早有望在周二晚间获得通过。考虑到共和党在众议院的微弱多数优势，众议院议长、路易斯安那州共和党人迈克·约翰逊仅能承受少数议员倒戈。
“我们需要充分资助这个部门，尤其是在安全威胁加剧的当下，”众议院多数党领袖、路易斯安那州共和党人史蒂夫·斯卡利斯周二表示。
众议院议长迈克·约翰逊于2026年6月3日在华盛顿特区国会大厦的新闻发布会上回答问题。（温·麦克纳米/盖蒂图片社）
数十名共和党反叛者未能永久扼杀特朗普备受争议的20亿美元基金
一些希望领导层承诺就将特朗普针对非法移民和边境安全的行政命令立法化的法案进行投票的保守派人士，最初在程序性投票中撤回了支持。但在与领导层磋商后，这些共和党议员最终支持了该法案的推进。
“我们需要将总统在各方面采取的行动合法化，”得克萨斯州共和党众议员基思·塞尔周二对记者表示。“因此我们将资助那些努力将坏人拒之门外的人，但我们尚未出台相关立法，以防止他们在三年左右的时间里再次得手。”
周二的投票是在参议院上周以52票对47票的近乎党派立场投票通过共和党起草的该法案之后进行的，阿拉斯加州共和党参议员丽莎·穆尔科斯基与民主党人一同投了反对票。众议院共和党人选择在周末离开华盛顿，而非在周五开始推进该法案。
数月来，共和党一直寻求为移民海关执法局（ICE）和海关与边境保护局（CBP）提供资金，但遭到民主党人的强烈反对，民主党人拒绝在不进行全面改革的情况下批准新的资金。
“向ICE开出700亿美元的空白支票是错误的，该机构历来有殴打、恐吓社区、杀害美国公民的前科，”众议院民主党核心小组主席、加利福尼亚州民主党人皮特·阿吉拉尔周三表示。“这些机构需要问责和监督。我们不应在不附带问责条件的情况下为它们提供更多资源。”
民主党人的反对曾引发美国历史上最长时间的政府停摆，但最终民主党并未达成任何改革成果。
共和党领导层最终决定采用党派预算和解程序，为这两个机构提供资金至2029财年，从而绕过民主党人的反对。
特朗普最初给国会共和党人设定了6月1日的最后期限，为ICE和CBP争取资金，但党内对总统提出的18亿美元“反武器化基金”的反对推迟了该法案的通过。一些共和党人担心，与2021年1月6日国会大厦骚乱相关的包括袭击警察在内的暴力犯罪定罪者可能会动用纳税人资金。
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于2026年6月4日在华盛顿特区白宫椭圆形办公室的“美丽洁净煤炭”活动上发表讲话。（凯文·迪奇/盖蒂图片社）
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与此同时，民主党人将这笔资金称为“分肥基金”，称其旨在为总统的政治盟友买单。
一个共和党议员联盟也反对为总统的宴会厅项目提供10亿美元的安全升级资金，该项目目前已在建设中。总统此前曾表示，东翼项目将通过私人捐款筹集资金。
Trump on verge of securing $70B ICE funding victory after House clears hurdle
June 9, 2026 2:43pm EDT / Fox News
House set to send Trump massive ICE funding victory after months of GOP turmoil
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President Donald Trump moved one step closer Tuesday to locking in immigration enforcement funding through the end of his presidency.
Republicans’ $70 billion immigration enforcement and border security measure advanced along party lines during a test vote of 213-211. All Democrats present voted “no” during the procedural vote, which tend to be party-line.
The Senate-passed measure now heads to a vote on final passage in the House, where it is expected to be approved as early as Tuesday evening. Given Republicans’ slim majority in the lower chamber, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., can afford to spare just a handful of votes.
“We need to fully fund this department, especially at a time of heightened security threats,” House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., said Tuesday.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson answers questions during a press conference at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on June 3, 2026.(Win McNamee/Getty Images)
DOZEN GOP REBELS FAIL TO PERMANENTLY KILL TRUMP’S CONTROVERSIAL $2B FUND
Some conservatives who want commitments from leadership to vote on legislation codifying Trump’s executive orders targeting illegal immigration and border security initially withheld their support during the test vote. However, the GOP lawmakers ultimately supported the measure’s advancement following discussions with leadership.
“We need to codify what the president has done across the board,” Rep. Keith Self, R-Texas, told reporters Tuesday. “So we’re going to fund the people who will try to keep the bad guys out, but we haven’t codified the actions to prevent them to do to come back here in three years or so.”
Tuesday’s vote came after the Senate approved the GOP-authored measure largely along party lines 52-47 last week, with Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, joining Democrats to vote against the package. House Republicans chose to leave Washington for the weekend rather than begin advancing the bill Friday.
Republicans have sought to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for months amid entrenched opposition from Democrats, who refused to sign off on new funding without sweeping reforms.
“Giving a $70 billion blank check to ICE, who has a history of brutalizing, terrorizing communities, killing U.S. citizens, is not what we should be doing,” House Democratic Caucus Chairman Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., said Wednesday. “Those agencies need accountability and oversight. We should not be giving them more resources without also conditioning accountability.”
Democrats’ objections helped spark the longest shutdown in American history, though, in the end, the party secured no reforms.
GOP leadership ultimately decided to pursue the partisan budget reconciliation process to fund both agencies through fiscal year 2029, allowing the party to steer around Democrats’ opposition.
Trump initially gave congressional Republicans a June 1 deadline to secure funding for ICE and CBP, but intra-party opposition to the president’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” delayed the measure’s passage. Some Republicans feared people convicted of violent offenses, including assaulting police officers, in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot could access taxpayer funds.
President Donald Trump speaks during a “Beautiful, Clean Coal” event in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 2026.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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Meanwhile, Democrats labeled the funding pot a “slush fund” designed to pay off the president’s political allies.
A coalition of congressional Republicans also rebelled against the inclusion of $1 billion in security upgrades for the president’s ballroom project, which is already under construction. The president has previously said the East Wing project would be funded through private donations.
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