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House passes $4.6 billion border bill amid G20 summit tensions

The passage merely notes a legislative action and a concurrent G20 summit without providing specific names, transactions, dates beyond the bill passage, or any novel allegations linking high‑level off House approved a $4.6 billion border security funding bill. The vote occurred while world leaders gathered for the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan.

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #016792
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The passage merely notes a legislative action and a concurrent G20 summit without providing specific names, transactions, dates beyond the bill passage, or any novel allegations linking high‑level off House approved a $4.6 billion border security funding bill. The vote occurred while world leaders gathered for the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan.

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= apnews.com / ELAINE KURTENBACH and FOSTER KLUG, Associated Press OSAKA, Japan (AP) — World leaders attending a Group of 20 summit in Japan that began Friday are clashing over values that have served for decades as the... House passes $4.6 billion border bill as leaders cave to moderate Democrats and GOP

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