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The fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act includes $1.15 trillion in authorized funding, including Section 219, which establishes an initiative to expand U.S.-Israeli military research and industrial cooperation. Democrats oppose the provision, fearing it could place support for Israel beyond congressional oversight and entrench military integration in ways that could constrain future policy changes. They also object to the Trump administration’s stance on the war with Iran and to the cost of the spending for Americans. The bill needs 60 votes in the Senate, giving Democrats the ability to block it or press for provisions to be removed. Congress also faces a December 11 deadline to ensure continued funding for the Pentagon, as a $360 billion supplemental package remains stalled.
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