Senate votes for border fence, votes against funding
Four months ago, in a move that surprised everyone, the Senate voted to build a fence along the U.S./Mexico border in an apparent effort to stem the tide of illegal immigration into the U.S.
Last week, in a move that surprised absolutely no one, that same Senate voted 71-29 to deny funding for the construction of the previously mentioned fence.
This kinda puts the government’s priorities into perspective, doesn’t it. The Republicrats running the show are more interested in regulating the private lives of citizens than it is in doing its Constitutionally mandated job of protecting those citizens.
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[...] Last month, The U.S. Senate voted to deny funding to build a 350-mile fence along the U.S./Mexico border. Yesterday, in an abrupt reversal, the Senate voted to approve funding for the fence. [...]