<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Following a weekend of uncertainty, frantic negotiations and enough finger pointing and partisan recriminations to last us through the middle of the century, the U.S. Senate on Monday voted 81-18 to approve a temporary funding measure, ending the<wm> shutdown, and moving towards a path towards a comprehensive immigration reform effort, a modest measure aimed at addressing the nation's immigration system, the immigration reform effort has failed.
But in another twist, the deal may need a more drastic solution, for as the nation grapples with the implications of the immigration reform legislation that has emerged from Congress, the push forward, the push-pendulum between conservative and liberal has reached its crescendo, with the Congressional Democratic and republican party to go to the mat in</wm> a fight in the next election.
But in another twist the Biden administration also released a surprise announcement,