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Republican Senators Demand Disaster Relief Amid Funding Bill Negotiations

Senators from North and South Carolina insist on disaster aid inclusion in government funding to support hurricane victims before Christmas recess.

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Senators Thom Tillis and Lindsey Graham emphasize the necessity of disaster relief for states affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, threatening to vote against any funding package that excludes such aid. They advocate for at least $100 billion in disaster assistance to help communities recover. With Christmas approaching, they urge Congress to prioritize this relief, warning that failure to do so could delay government funding discussions further. Trump's administration supports the senators' stance, complicating the ongoing negotiations as key GOP leaders work to avert a government shutdown.

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