Republicans can afford to lose exactly three votes on the party-line ICE-and-border funding bill — and Tuesday's closed-door Secret Service briefing didn't close the gap. Said Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS), usually a reliable Trump vote: "I'm still undecided." Collins is on record saying the project "is supposed to be paid for by private donations — that's what the president has said." Rand Paul is betting the Senate parliamentarian kills the provision in the Byrd bath before it ever reaches a floor vote. The breakdown of the $1B: $220M to harden the White House complex, $180M for visitor screening, $175M training, $175M protectee security — and whatever is left over for a 90,000-square-foot ballroom Trump promised donors would cost $400M in private money. A Washington Post-ABC poll from late April shows 2-to-1 public opposition. Democrats have the receipts and the votes lined up; they just need a fourth Republican to cross.