The US Senate moved forward with a $70 billion funding package for federal immigration agencies following months of legislative deadlock.Lawmakers are debating the inclusion of a controversial $1.776 billion settlement fund despite signals from the Attorney General that the proposal would be abandoned.Republicans aim to secure approval through reconciliation to resolve long-standing funding gaps while facing significant Democratic opposition.The proposed legislation seeks to finalize security budgets through the end of the current presidential term after bipartisan backlash halted earlier ballroom project plans.