Republicans were ready to move forward on funding Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol through the Secure America Act and said he wanted to pass the bill.
Support and pass the Secure America Act to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol.
Occurrences
Barrasso: Republicans Will Fund Law Enforcement; Protecting American Citizens Starts with Funding ICE and Border Patrol
Evidence
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The House passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill by a 214-212 vote; the story says the Senate had already approved it and the measure funds ICE and Border Patrol through the rest of the term.
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The article reports that President Trump signed the Secure America Act into law and said it would fully fund DHS and give ICE and Border Patrol the resources needed to defend the border.
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GovInfo lists Public Law 119-98 as the Secure America Act, approved June 10, 2026, bill number S. 2, with legislative history showing Senate passage June 3-4 and House passage June 9.
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The Senate roll call for S. 2, as amended, records the question as final passage, the result as Bill Passed by 52-47, and Barrasso (R-WY) voting Yea.
Assessments
The Secure America Act, S. 2, passed both chambers and became Public Law 119-98 on June 10, 2026, during Barrasso's ongoing Senate term. Barrasso also voted yea on Senate final passage, satisfying both the support and passage components of the promise in the federal office context.
The promised outcome was achieved in the relevant federal office context: the Secure America Act was reported as having passed both chambers of Congress and been signed into law on June 10, 2026, with the law providing major funding for ICE and Border Patrol. Because Barrasso remained a sitting U.S. senator when the bill cleared Congress and became law, this counts as delivery in the same term rather than a later-term result. The available evidence is outcome-focused rather than Barrasso-specific, but for a promise framed as supporting and passing this exact bill, enactment during his active Senate service is sufficient for full delivery.