Senate Moves One Step Closer to Passing Foreign Aid Package with Key Vote

Senate is one step closer to passing a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill with assistance for Ukraine and Israel.

Photo: The US Capitol on February 9, 2024.  Nathan Howard/Reuters

 

The Senate on Sunday moved one step closer to passing a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill with assistance for Ukraine and Israel with a key vote to advance the package.

The Senate is working through the weekend on the bill, but it may still be days until a final vote as GOP Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky continues to slow the process.

The chamber cleared a critical 60-vote threshold to advance the bill Thursday, took another procedural vote Friday night and held a floor debate on the legislation Saturday.

But without an agreement from all 100 senators to speed up the process and swiftly pass the legislation, the Senate is scheduled to continue to work Sunday afternoon with a final vote sometime in the week.

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