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</p> Jones also plugged his bill, introduced earlier this month, that would create a panel to systematically review, declassify and release government documents related to unsolved criminal civil rights
</p> [Trump Takes Full Ownership of Economy As Midterms Approach]</p> Trump called for lawmakers to send him a bill that ends the visa lottery system and the policy known as “catch-and-release,” meaning
</p> Not today!</p> Today is National Talk in an Elevator Day. To celebrate Roll Call presents photos from our archives of members of Congress talking in elevators.</p>Sens.
</p> “I was actually in the first grade the last time we passed a defense authorization bill this fast,” House Speaker Paul D. Ryan told reporters this week.
</p> The McCollum bill has no chance of passing in this Congress, but its backers say its introduction was a sign of serious change.
</p> California Sen. Kamala Harris introduced a Senate version of the bill earlier this month and has 16 co-sponsors, all of them fellow Democrats.
</p> Here’s the entire week in photos:</p>A tourist takes a photo of the Capitol Dome on Monday. (Sarah Silbiger/CQ Roll Call)Former Rep. James P.
</p> Trump noted the Davis hire, tweeting that Bill and Hillary Clinton might even be behind it.</p> “Gee, I wonder if they helped him make the choice!” he wrote.
I thought was a pretty good bill.
bill receiving floor consideration this week.
</p> The Kentucky Republican filed motions on both the underlying bill for the appropriations package and Sen. Richard C. Shelby’s substitute amendment.
In 2013, conservatives in the House GOP caucus opposed the bill after leadership brought the Senate version to the floor without committee consideration in the House.
</p> Overall, Wednesday’s bill — which would provide $51.4 billion in discretionary funding to DHS, a nearly 8 percent increase over the $47.7 billion provided to the department in the fiscal 2018 omnibus
His amendment would provide the $250 million as part of the four-bill fiscal 2019 spending package that is expected to get a floor vote next week.
By Bian Elkhatib</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> <p class="p1">House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer and Rep.
Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar of Arizona, Scott Perry of Pennsylvania, Jody Hice of Georgia, Matt Gaetz and Bill Posey of Florida, Jeff Duncan of South Carolina, Scott DesJarlais of Tennessee and Louie Gohmert
</p> “Andrew was a great employee and a terrific guy who I very much enjoyed having on my staff.
</p> Rep. Doug LaMalfa pushed back.
</p> No, it’s not that they won’t have enough campaign cash — quite the opposite.</p> They may have too much of a certain kind.