Sen. Mitt Romney said he is “deeply disappointed” with the GOP’s decision to walk away from the $118 billion border deal, which took months to negotiate. “Meaning, let’s put forward proposals that can’t possibly pass so we can say to our respective bases, look how I’m fighting for you,” Romney, a Utah Republican, said. The Senate will likely move to vote on the bill, which includes funds for border security and foreign aid as well as immigration reform, this week, but it likely doesn’t have enough Republican support in either of the chambers, with many conservatives calling the proposal “dead on arrival.”