He US Immigration and Customs Enforcement developed plans for release thousands of immigrants due to lack of funds after refusal in the statement border billThe newspaper reported this on Wednesday. Washington Post.

The bill, which Republican lawmakers opposed a few days ago, would eliminate a budget deficit of $700 million and its failure would mean that the United States would reduce its ability to hold detainees.

So he points out Washington Post Citing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sources, after the law’s failure, ICE officials began circulating an internal money-saving proposal that would mean release of “thousands of detainees” and reducing the capacity of pre-trial detention centers from 38 thousand to 22 thousand beds.

Some cost savings will be achieved by deportation although much of this will be reduced through “mass releases of detainees”, they said mail officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss internal matters.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), on which ICE depends, could try to cover the funding gap. using money from other agencies such as the Coast Guard and the Transportation Security Administration.

The bipartisan border bill, which Republican lawmakers opposed last week, would have provided $6 billion in additional funding for ICE enforcement operations.

On Wednesday last week, the US Senate rejected a pact between a group of Democratic and Republican senators with the White House to limit migration on the southern border in exchange for military aid to Ukraine.