Republicans Won’t Reopen Borders, Calls Move a “Joke” - Mike Johnson

House Speaker Mike Johnson blasted a Senate proposal tied to Department of Homeland Security funding, saying Republicans will not support any effort that effectively reopens the border or weakens immigration enforcement. Johnson dismissed the Senate’s late-night plan as a “joke,” arguing it leaves out critical funding for immigration authorities responsible for deportations and border security. The standoff highlights the deep divide in Washington over immigration policy and border enforcement. Johnson said House Republicans remain united behind full funding for Homeland Security agencies, including ICE and Border Patrol, emphasizing that securing the border and enforcing immigration law must remain a core function of government. In this video we cover: - Johnson’s reaction to the Senate DHS funding proposal • Why Republicans say the plan weakens border enforcement • The ongoing standoff over immigration policy in Washington • What the dispute means for border security and DHS funding Watch the full coverage for the latest updates on U.S. politics, border policy, and the DHS funding battle.