The Senate early Friday morning adopted a budget resolution that outlines parameters for subsequent legislation to fund border security, immigration enforcement and defense needs.

The budget was adopted on a 52-48 vote, with Sen. Rand Paul, Kentucky Republican, joining all Democrats in opposition.

The final vote came after a vote-a-rama in which senators could offer unlimited amendments to the budget resolution. The vote-a-rama began just before 7 p.m. Thursday and ended at 4:45 a.m. Friday, lasting almost 10 hours.

The Senate on Friday adopted a budget resolution intended to serve as a blueprint to deliver the first part of President Trump’s agenda. 

Senators voted 52-48 along party lines on the resolution after a marathon overnight voting session. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) voted against the measure.

The so-called vote-a-rama lasted about 10 hours, as Democrats sought to dial up the heat on Republicans with dozens of amendments needling the party on taxes and Medicaid. 

Amid a firestorm of criticism aimed at Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) for her comments declaring Israel to be a "racist state" — comments she has since tried to walk back — House Republicans brought a resolution to the floor on Tuesday to make it clear that Congress does not view Israel as Jayapal described, to reject xenophobia, and to express lasting support for Israel's continued flourishing. 

The one-page resolution introduced by Rep. August Pfluger of Texas was straightforward: