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Republicans attach transgender issues to voter ID push
The provisions combined two of Trump’s most frequent campaign topics: the spectre of illegal voting and hot-button social issues involving LGBTQ Americans.
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The provisions combined two of Trump’s most frequent campaign topics: the spectre of illegal voting and hot-button social issues involving LGBTQ Americans.
Schumer’s 20 million figure comes from an estimate of the number of voting age Americans who don’t have easy access to citizenship documents that the bill would require to register to vote.
existing voting laws, and the Justice Department has sought state voter registration rolls.
↵↵The panel voted 34-8, with two voting present, on a report on the former Democratic president and 28-15, with one voting present, on a report on the former secretary of State.
Ro Khanna to force a vote on a bill to require the Justice Department to hand over documents related to the Epstein investigation.
Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who led the charge to release the documents and has also been the target of Trump's ire.
↵↵Trump's signature represented a remarkable about-face for the president after he and House Republican leaders had battled rank-and-file members for months over whether documents in the federal government's
Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., wasted no time after being sworn into office, immediately backing an effort to shake loose documents related to deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Mike Kelly, R-Pa., was also named in documents, but as a House member he wouldn't be eligible for payouts.