Washington (CNN)On what was supposed to be the last day before summer recess, dysfunction reigned in Congress. House Republican leaders called off a vote Thursday on their $659 million emergency response to the border influx from Central America overwhelming immigration resources, unable to agree among themselves about what to do. That sparked a revolt in their caucus over doing nothing, which forced GOP leaders to delay the start of August break to discuss the matter further on Friday morning. And in the Senate, a $2.7 billion Democratic plan to respond to the immigrant surge failed in a procedural vote. Caucus revolt
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Senate border bill gets killed on procedural vote
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House Republicans delay August recess after pulling border bill
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Congress was supposed to start a five-week summer recess Friday
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With no legislation, President Obama has vowed act on his own
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