Bipartisan Border Deal Faces Opposition and Unresolved Issues

As negotiations continue, the cost of the deal is expected to exceed $14 billion, while key issues remain unresolved and opposition from former President Trump and his allies threatens its success.

Negotiations for a bipartisan border deal are underway, with the cost expected to surpass the initially requested $14 billion.
Key issues remain unresolved, including how to fund the new policies and the issue of parole, a policy that allows illegal immigrants to live in the U.S. temporarily.
Former President Trump and his allies are rallying opposition against the deal, potentially threatening its success.
The Hispanic Caucus has been excluded from the negotiations, raising questions about the diversity of voices in the talks.
The deal is tied to aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, adding to its complexity and urgency.