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Despite the ruling's fallout, Republicans have expressed intentions to assert control. With a Republican majority in Congress, there are calls to rescind the $2 billion in aid as part of a broader strategy to enforce conservative reforms. Lawmakers like Senator Rand Paul are gaining traction, advocating for a strategic rescission plan that could potentially be executed with a simple majority in the Senate.
The idea here suggests that if Congress can reclaim funds they appropriated, it allows for revisiting and possibly resolving contentious financial allocations under existing laws—an avenue now seen as imperative among a divided party looking for tangible actions and results over mere promises.