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Tensions rising in GOP over Trump border plan as Rand Paul squares off with Stephen Miller

  • On June 13, 2025, Senator Rand Paul and Stephen Miller, a senior aide to President Trump, clashed in Washington, D.C., regarding the administration’s proposed $150 billion funding package for border security.
  • The feud arose as Paul criticized the bill's high cost and lack of transparency, while Miller defended the funding and briefed Senate Republicans amid GOP divisions.
  • Supporters said Miller explained the expenses well, but fiscal conservatives like Sen. Ron Johnson questioned the $46 billion funding versus previous $6 billion estimates for border construction.
  • Paul called Miller a 'rubber stamp' and said, "They want to quiet me down, and it hasn't worked," reflecting his opposition to the bill's impact on the federal deficit.
  • The dispute complicates efforts to pass the legislation soon, signaling ongoing tensions within the GOP over border policy and government spending.
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Tensions rising in GOP over Trump border plan as Rand Paul squares off with Stephen Miller

A bitter feud is escalating between Republican Sen. Rand Paul and Donald Trump’s top border official, injecting uncertainty into Congress’s attempt to pass the administration’s signature policy bill this month.

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Senate Budget Hawks, Top Trump Advisor Clash Over Border Spending In ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill

'We're all satisfied'

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