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Chen said that’s the result of applicants being afraid that if they come to court a judge will unfairly dismiss their case and leave them vulnerable to immediate deportation, pointing to reports that found
redistricting, our colleague Ryan Tarinelli reports.
Comey pleaded not guilty Wednesday on federal charges that he lied to Congress and obstructed a congressional proceeding, in a case critics cast as part of President Donald Trump’s retribution campaign
Comey on Thursday on charges he lied to Congress and obstructed a congressional proceeding, days after President Donald Trump demanded that the Department of Justice prosecute his long-time foe.
Sharice Davids, the lone Democrat in the state’s congressional delegation, out of the 3rd District.
“Radical House Democrats will always side with their soft-on-crime, far-left base over safer communities,” Mike Marinella, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, said in a statement
The Taxpayers for Common Sense database and analysis is the latest in an annual series of reports by the group that CQ Roll Call has analyzed and reported on.
reports with our colleague Michael Macagnone.
Greg Casar, Jacob Fulton reports. ICYMI New chair: Florida state Sen. Joe Gruters has been selected to lead the Republican National Committee.
#TXSEN: The American Israel Political Action Committee, or AIPAC, and the Republican Jewish Coalition are backing Cornyn as he fends off the primary challenge from Paxton in Texas.
#NCSEN: Former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley launched his campaign for North Carolina’s open Senate seat with the support of Trump and top Senate Republicans, setting the stage
It also would direct Rollins to submit benefit-cost analysis and public comment reports to Congress. Earmarks Sen.
ICYMI #NCSEN: Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whately plans to run for the open Senate seat in North Carolina, Politico first reported.
President Donald Trump and congressional Republican leaders have been forced to pivot from celebrating a string of legislative and foreign policy wins to doing anything possible to distract angry "Make
The fundraising reports, which were due by midnight Tuesday to the Federal Election Commission, offer the latest updates on how candidates fared in their money-raising efforts over the three-month period
We’ll also be looking at lawmakers’ fundraising reports, due next week to the Federal Election Commission, which could offer hints about how lawmakers are thinking about next year.
But it’s still early, and second-quarter campaign finance reports, due July 15, could provide a window into departures to come.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said it plans to use the bill to hammer Republicans, particularly those hailing from swing districts who’ve expressed concerns that the sweeping measure