President Donald Trump’s immigration and deportation agenda is getting a nearly $70 billion boost through the end of his term

President Trump signed a bill into law to fund the Department of Homeland Security's immigration enforcement agencies on Wednesday, bringing an end to a monthslong feud that exposed deep divisions on Capitol Hill.

The legislation, which brings to an end a four-month lapse in funding, now goes to President Trump to sign into law.

Republicans' $70 billion immigration enforcement and border security measure cleared a critical test vote, teeing up a vote on final passage.

President Donald Trump signed a $70 billion package that fully funds immigration enforcement for the rest of his term, capping off a fight with dissident Republicans over a payout fund for political allies.

The House passed a nearly $70 billion package Tuesday to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol for three years, capping off a four-month partisan standoff. That bill is now on its way to President Donald Trump’s desk following a 214-212 vote,

The U.S. launched airstrikes Wednesday against Iran, and President Donald Trump said more are coming, as Tehran fired back at countries in the region

The U.S. ​House ‌of ‌Representatives ⁠on Tuesday ⁠passed ​a $70 billion ​bill ⁠to ⁠fund ⁠immigration enforcement ​through ​the remainder ⁠of ⁠President Donald Trump's ⁠administration. (Reporting by David ⁠Morgan;