FACTBOX: What’s in the $118 billion Senate security bill

A group of U.S. Senators said Sunday they had reached a bipartisan $118 billion security agreement to put new restrictions on the U.S. border and provide military aid to Israel and Ukraine. The bill, if it passes the House and Senate, would direct about $20 billion to additional enforcement on the U.S. border with Mexico and to combat drug trafficking. The bill would require the government to process at least 1,400 migrants per day at border crossings, and would maintain some protections for people who fear torture or persecution after being deported.