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Ted Cruz publicly called for Senate leader McConnell to step aside after a bipartisan border bill collapsed.
Cruz and other GOP senators criticized the bill for prioritizing foreign aid over border security.
“I think a Republican leader should actually lead this conference and should advance the priorities of Republicans,” Cruz said.
McConnell faced backlash, and heated debates occurred within the Republican caucus.
The bill’s future is uncertain, with Republican senators expressing opposition, while Democrats are pushing for its passage.
The focus now shifts to the House for further developments.
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