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Kentucky senator says Caribbean military buildup contradicts president's previous opposition to regime change conflicts
Florida representative supports plan critics say favors Russian interests
The resolution's advancement sets up a potential full Senate vote in coming weeks. If it passes both chambers and reaches Trump's desk, he would almost certainly veto it.
The New York Times reported Tuesday that Trump filed administrative claims seeking compensation for federal investigations conducted during President Joe Biden's term.
The expansion raises significant constitutional concerns about using military forces for domestic law enforcement.
Grassley, who previously chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee, defended the rule and rebuked Trump’s tone.
Tillis emphasized a preference for bipartisan solutions over drastic rule changes, noting “I just generally don’t go nuclear.”
For the president to make a recess appointment, both the House and Senate would need to jointly agree to adjourn for at least 10 days.