The Senate passed a national security spending package late Tuesday, ending a monthslong foreign aid debate that has dominated Capitol Hill.
The $95 billion package, which the House advanced Saturday, cleared the Senate on a 79-18 roll call as H.R. 815 after hours of debate.
“Today, the Senate sends a unified message to the entire world,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said after a key procedural vote.
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“In a resounding bipartisan vote, the relentless work of six long months has paid off. Congress is sending the supplemental to President [Joe] Biden’s desk.”
