Republican Disputes Stall Immigration and Women's Museum Bills
Republican lawmakers in the Senate temporarily blocked an immigration bill and rejected a women's museum bill, with disputes arising over issues including a proposed "anti-weaponization fund" and transgender rights. These internal party disagreements have stalled key legislative efforts.
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