The fact that two Republican senators broke party lines to support diverting funds from ICE to Medicaid shows how divided we are on immigration policies. I think it's refreshing to see bipartisan cooperation on this issue, but at the same time, we need more concrete solutions rather than just shifting funds around. 
It's also interesting to see how President Trump is reacting to his critics, claiming that Democrats are "stealing" from other cities. It just goes to show that emotions and partisanship can take over even in critical policy discussions.
I'm glad there's still a chance for Congress to come together and tackle the real issues, like reforming DHS and finding a more effective way to deal with immigration. 
It's clear that some Senators are willing to step up and defy the party lines when it comes to an issue as important as funding for ICE. The fact that 2 Republican Senators joined Democrats in a narrow vote shows that there is still room for bipartisan cooperation, even if it's not always easy. The debate over the role of politics in immigration policy is also a reminder that politicians have a responsibility to put the interests of the people above their own partisan agendas. Can we actually "put aside" our differences and work towards something good? Only time will tell 
. It's crazy how bipartisan the vote was tho, especially with 2 republicans joining dems on it. Now we just gotta see what happens when they bring up that DHS bill 