How Trump’s Immigration Policy Could Threaten GOP Legislative Agenda Ahead of Midterms

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How Trump’s Immigration Policy Could Threaten GOP Legislative Agenda Ahead of Midterms

By John T. Bennett

Posted June 18, 2018 at 9:49pm

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White House correspondent John T. Bennett analyzes how the Trump administration’s policy of separating families crossing the border could impact the appropriations process and other Capitol Hill work this summer.

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