• •The House voted 213-211 along party lines to pass the rule governing the immigration bill, according to The Guardian.
• •The bill proposes $70 billion in new funding for immigration enforcement and border security measures.
• •While the procedural rule has passed, a full floor debate and final vote on the legislation remain pending.

House Republicans secured a 213-211 procedural vote on Wednesday to advance a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill. This narrow victory moves the measure toward a full floor debate and a final vote expected later today. However, the legislation faces significant opposition from the Democratic minority, and its long-term viability remains unclear. Whether the bill can maintain its narrow margin during the final vote will depend on consistent party-line support.