A Senate immigration bill backed by Donald Trump collapses, dealing a setback to Trump and Republican leaders. Multiple reports say the bill was intended to provide about $70 billion in funding for border and immigration enforcement activities, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol, as well as support for other related agencies. The failure to advance the legislation comes as lawmakers plan to begin a week-long recess, reducing the immediate chance of moving the measure forward on the original timetable. The reports characterize the collapse as significant because party leadership had been aiming to secure the funding before lawmakers leave Washington for the break. With the bill not advancing, the future of the proposed border security and enforcement financing remains uncertain and will likely depend on whether lawmakers can regroup and renegotiate terms before any new legislative action.