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</p> Watch: Ryan Says He Doesn’t Know if an Immigration Bill Can Pass</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> But GOP leaders delayed the vote until Friday, saying members still had questions about the bill that need
</p> [Fight Over Food Stamps Among Big Hurdles Facing Farm Bill]</p> House Agriculture ranking member Collin Peterson continued to oppose the farm bill Thursday along with all Democrats who voted.
</p> All 190 Democrats who were present voted against the Goodlatte bill; three Democrats did not vote.
But the disarray extended well beyond confusion over the bill. </p> The Republican Conference met late Thursday afternoon for more than two hours to discuss the legislation.
</p> The South Carolina Republican chairs the subcommittee responsible for funding the State Department. His bill is one of the three on the schedule for Thursday’s Appropriations Committee meeting.
Ryan acknowledged on Thursday that he’s not sure if House Republicans can pass any immigration bill, even as the chamber was poised to begin voting on two such measures.
</p> When Trump met with the entire House GOP caucus Tuesday night in the Capitol basement, moderates and leadership allies said he endorsed the compromise bill.
</p> [This Time, Trump Undercuts Both House GOP Immigration Bills]</p> The president spoke as House GOP leaders delayed a vote on a compromise immigration bill as they voted down a conservative measure
</p> Golden Opportunity? (h/t @jmilescoleman for the pun.)
The prospects for the bill passing were clearly poor.</p> The frenetic feel of the day was similar to March 23, 2017.
Outside conservative groups such as Heritage Action have decried the proposal as amnesty and are opposing the bill.</p> Rep. Jody B.
</p> “Right now we’re focused on passing this bill that’s coming to the floor tomorrow,” the Wisconsin Republican said.
Clark said she would say thanks, but no thanks if she was offered help on the campaign trail by former President Bill Clinton.
</p> “We want to keep families together.
</p> Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer on Wednesday morning said he the odds of both chambers being able to get a bill to the president’s desk are “just about zero.”
</p> Watch: Immigration Policy Separating Families Envelops Hill</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Key is active with the Martin County Democratic Party and volunteers with the local Planned Parenthood, a friend
</p> ICYMI: At the Table — Sen.
</p> Watch: Can a Felon Make a Congressional Comeback?
</p> The failed May 18 vote marked the second time in five years that a farm bill ran into obstacles in the House.
</p>Leadership The White House and conservatives have started calling the compromise bill the “the leadership’s bill” and “the speaker’s bill,” respectively, in an apparent effort to avoid taking ownership