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Good morning, Playbookers.

It's Friday, July 30th.

I'm Rogumana Vall.

And this is your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

Last night, as President Joe Biden boarded Marine One, he made some news.

First, he reiterated that immigration reform should be included in the reconciliation bill.

How did the meeting on DACA bill?

It went very well. What I think we should include in the reconciliation bill, the immigration proposal.

My staff putting out a message right now.

It's a position he's staked out before, but this is the first we've heard about it since

there was movement on the BIF. It's worth remembering for this to happen, Dems would need

a favorable ruling from the Senate parliamentarian, and that hasn't happened yet.

Then Biden went on to say that Senator Kirsten Sinema, who said on Wednesday that she would

not support a $3.5 trillion

reconciliation bill, is quote, on board for passing reconciliation if, in fact, she sees all the

pieces of it. That's why she allowed the budget to go forward. Speaking of which,

Cinema is not letting the BIF or the reconciliation bill get in the way of her summer plans.

When Senator Chuck Schumer announced earlier this month that he might keep the Senate in session into August,

delaying a previously scheduled recess in order to shepherd the two gigantic bills through the chamber,

multiple Senate sources tell Playbook that Cinema told the majority leader that she was not sticking around to vote.

She had prior vacation plans, she said, and wasn't about to let the infrastructure or reconciliation

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