Republicans, With Trump’s Nomination Getting Closer, Grow Pessimistic About Deal on Immigration Reform and Aid to Ukraine

Several senators tell the Sun that they have no ‘plan B’ for Ukraine aid if a compromise fails.

AP/Jose Luis Magana
Speaker Johnson at the Capitol, November 1, 2023. AP/Jose Luis Magana

As President Trump rolls toward his party’s presidential nomination, Republicans in Congress who are supportive of an immigration reform pact as well as additional aid to Ukraine seemingly lack for a path forward on a compromise deal ahead of the presidential election. 

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