A White House-backed effort to vote on a border security package in the Senate was dealt a blow when Sen. Cory Booker said he would not support the legislation, a move that shows Democrats are losing support within their ranks even as they try to shift blame to Republicans.

U.S. congressional Republicans would aim to pass a slew of tax, border and economic policies through a legislative maneuver that would bypass Democratic objections, if they sweep the Nov. 5 elections,

Republicans in both chambers of Congress are warning that they won't support Chuck Schumer's second attempt to bring back a Democrat-backed border bill.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Sunday the Senate would once again try to pass a bipartisan border security bill this week after a previous attempt failed when enough Republicans withdrew their support at the urging of former President Donald Trump.

The senate this week is getting ready to vote again on a bipartisan border security bill as House Republican leadership say it will be "dead on arrival" if it makes it out to the other legislative chamber.

Senate Democrats are planning to force a vote this week on the bipartisan border security package that Republicans blocked earlier this year.