It'll depend on Coulter telling him whether or not he can take the conference bill. Substantively it doesn't really matter. He's not going to get enough money to build a wall across Texas, but he may need to go through courts to placate his base. I doubt anyone who might vote for Trump would decide not to just cause he kept stirring the pot.
Trump backs off attempt to rebrand his border wall plan: 'A WALL is a WALL!'
Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-Calif.), another member of the conference committee and the Appropriations Homeland Security subcommittee, said he was surprised to see how determined his colleagues were to strike a deal and avert another government shutdown.
“I think all 17 of us, you know, really want to come to a conclusion on this. And so I think just, you know, all of our colleagues being very cordial and focused on getting this done, that was the message of the day,” he said in an interview on “New Day.”
He echoed Republican Sen. John Hoeven (R-N.D.), who the previous day boiled down border security priorities to three things: personnel, technology and barriers.
“I thought Sen. Hoeven actually got it right,” Aguilar said, though he was vague about whether he supported new barriers at the border.
Lawmakers have made clear that while they are looking to compromise on a border security package, their primary objective is
avoiding another partial shutdown just three weeks after the longest shutdown ever came to a close.