The Senate will vote on a bill Thursday that allocates funding to federal immigration enforcement agencies for the coming three years. A rare division among Republican senators last month caused an unexpected delay in the bill’s progress.

Before addressing the primary bill, senators will tackle several amendments. These amendments target an initiative by the Trump administration to establish a $1.8 billion fund. The fund aims to compensate individuals who assert they were wrongfully prosecuted or investigated.

The debate over these amendments will likely influence the final outcome of the bill. The fund’s creation has sparked significant discussion among legislators. Critics have expressed concerns about the fund’s potential implications, while supporters argue it represents a necessary step for justice.

The outcome of Thursday’s votes will have lasting impacts on immigration policy and restitution efforts in the United States.