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GOP caught between immigration and tax cuts for early 2025 priorities

The article from MSN discusses the internal conflict within the Republican Party as it approaches the 2025 legislative session, torn between addressing immigration reform and pushing for tax cuts. With the GOP holding a slim majority, there's pressure to fulfill campaign promises, particularly on immigration, which has been a significant rallying cry for the party's base. However, there's also a strong push from business-oriented Republicans and donors to extend or make permanent the tax cuts from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which are set to expire. This dichotomy presents a strategic dilemma for GOP leaders, as immigration could energize their voter base but might not yield immediate economic benefits, whereas tax cuts could stimulate the economy but might not satisfy the base's demand for stricter immigration policies. The article highlights the GOP's challenge in balancing these priorities to maintain party unity and voter support ahead of future elections.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/gop-caught-between-immigration-and-tax-cuts-for-early-2025-priorities/ar-AA1vha4T ]