House Republicans vow to kill Senate border-Ukraine deal after text released

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House GOP leadership vowed on Sunday to kill the Senate’s bipartisan defense supplemental spending bill after the long-awaited deal was unveiled. 

Senate appropriators released the legislative text of the bill on Sunday evening, following four months of negotiations between a bipartisan trio of members and the White House on a border security deal that would unlock assistance for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. Detractors on both sides of the aisle were quick to attack negotiators and the bill’s contents, while the top two House Republicans said the deal would die in their chamber. 

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