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Congress Faces Shutdown Deadline Over ICE Funding Dispute
Senate Democrats demand law enforcement reforms following fatal Minneapolis shootings as funding deadline approaches
Senate Democrats demand law enforcement reforms following fatal Minneapolis shootings as funding deadline approaches
Death of 37-year-old during ICE operation derails massive appropriations package amid bipartisan budget negotiations
Republicans are weighing whether to rally behind President Trump or distance themselves to protect vulnerable members in swing states.
The drive for a controversial rescissions bill removing $9 billion in spending further inflamed tensions, prompting Democrats to stall civilian nominations
With only two bills passed in the House and none cleared in the Senate, Majority Leader Thune finds himself confronting a familiar legislative bottleneck.
The package, already approved by the House in June, proposes to cancel $9.4 billion in previously approved funding across several federal programs.
Amidst a razor-thin Republican majority, the plan has sparked fierce debate over its economic and social impact.
President Trump urges swift passage of the bill, emphasizing its importance for economic stability, while House conservatives push back against the Senate’s proposed $4 billion in cuts.