Congress · 119th Congress
Another funding extension eyed as partisan immigration standoff deepens
Chip Roy, R-Texas, although it has yet to make it on the Rules Committee schedule.
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Congress · 117th Congress
Nine Democrats hold firm on opposing budget without infrastructure vote first
Jared Golden of Maine, Ed Case of Hawaii, Jim Costa of California, Kurt Schrader of Oregon and Texans Filemon Vela, Henry Cuellar and Vicente Gonzalez — have repeatedly warned that if leadership doesn’t schedule
Congress · 117th Congress
Democrats about to walk budget tightrope in House
But at least eight to 10 moderate House Democrats are privately expressing a willingness to vote against the budget if Speaker Nancy Pelosi does not schedule a vote on the Senate-passed, bipartisan
Policy · 117th Congress
Census delay sends redistricting ripples nationwide
“Our current schedule points to April 30, 2021, for the completion of the apportionment counts.
Policy · 116th Congress
Census count wraps up early amid questions about accuracy
Census Bureau officials said they have counted 99.9 percent of households throughout the country, and argued surges of staff in many areas have helped make up for the shortened schedule.
Policy · 116th Congress
Census Bureau to end 2020 count on Thursday
That schedule changed around the time President Donald Trump signed a memorandum to exclude undocumented immigrants from apportionment.
Policy · 116th Congress
Airlines get break from service requirements
“It is not reasonable or practicable for Delta to commence its seasonal summer 2019 baseline schedule immediately,” the DOT wrote in its response.
Policy · 115th Congress
Analysis: What Matters Most in the NDAA
Their efforts appear to be starting to have some positive effect on the cost and schedule of new programs, based on a recent Government Accountability Office review, though it is too early to draw
Policy · 115th Congress
Supreme Court Lets Trump Go Ahead With Most of Travel Ban
Justice Department lawyers had urged the Supreme Court, if it wouldn’t immediately allow the government to implement the executive order, to consider an appeal on an expedited schedule.