Wrong again. You didn't like the bill, we get it. Unless you're in Congress, your opinion of the bill doesn't matter to me.
The bill would have passed had Mike Johnson put it up for a vote. Mike Johnson didn't put it up for a vote because Trump told him not to (Trump admitted he killed the bill!), so Trump could use the border for political purposes. Lankford suggested as much in his statement, where he states that Republicans complain about the border but then intentionally leave it open.
Some people who know a little more about the border than you or I seem to think that the bill would have been good for the country:
How about the president of the National Border Patrol Council?
The council, which represents approximately 18,000 Border Patrol agents and support personnel, endorsed Sinema’s border security package.
Brandon Judd, president of the council, said in part in a statement after the bill was introduced, “The Border Act of 2024 will give U.S. Border Patrol agents authorities codified, in law, that we have not had in the past. This will allow us to remove single adults expeditiously and without a lengthy judicial review which historically has required the release of these individuals into the interior of the United States.
“This alone will drop illegal border crossings nationwide and will allow our agents to get back to detecting and apprehending those who want to cross our borders illegally and evade apprehension. While not perfect, the Border Act of 2024 is a step in the right direction and is far better than the current status quo."