What Remains on Congress’ To-Do List This September

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What Remains on Congress’ To-Do List This September

By Anne Kim

Posted September 18, 2017 at 2:19pm

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The House is out this week and the Senate is in for just three days. But there are several deadlines looming over Congress for the rest of September. Here’s a list of to-dos for the chambers by the end of the month.

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