Senate Set To Vote on Laken Riley Act, Though Its Unclear If It Can Meet 60-Vote Threshold

If Congress can get the bill through both chambers, it could be one of the first pieces of legislation President Trump signs next week.

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A supporter holds a poster with a photo of Laken Riley at a President Trump campaign rally. AP/Mike Stewart

The Senate will vote on final passage of the Laken Riley Act on Friday after a short amendment process that saw all Democratic-led amendments fail. The legislation, if it passes — which is not yet guaranteed — will then require another vote in the House before heading to President Trump’s desk next week. 

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