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Congress is weighing a $72 billion Republican-only budget bill centered on immigration enforcement, making this week a key test of GOP legislative unity. The article is primarily political and procedural, with no direct corporate or macroeconomic market catalyst beyond potential fiscal-policy implications. Market impact is likely limited unless the bill advances or stalls in a way that signals broader budget or policy gridlock.

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Congress is weighing a $72 billion Republican-only budget bill centered on immigration enforcement, making this week a key test of GOP legislative unity. The article is primarily political and procedural, with no direct corporate or macroeconomic market catalyst beyond potential fiscal-policy implications. Market impact is likely limited unless the bill advances or stalls in a way that signals broader budget or policy gridlock.