NO TRIAL: Senate Democrats Quickly Dismiss Impeachment Articles Against Mayorkas

Within 20 Minutes Of Convening To Hold An Impeachment Trial Of Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Democrats In The Senate Steamrolled Through Motions And Voted To Dismiss The First Article Of Impeachment Brought Against Him.

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U.S. Senator Raises Concerns About Biden Administration’s Border Policies Impacting Elections

At A U.S. Senate Appropriations Hearing On The Department Of Homeland Security’s Fiscal 2025 Budget Request For More Than $107 Billion, One Senator Raised Concerns About DHS Policies Impacting U.S. Elections.

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U.S. Senate Border Bill Fails, Ukraine Funding Vote Expected

A $118 Billion Deal That Combined A Batch Of Foreign Funding For Ukraine, Israel And Taiwan With A Slew Of Controversial Border Provisions Failed In The U.S. Senate Wednesday. The Text Of That Bill Was Unveiled Sunday, But Support Imploded Almost Immediately.

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U.S. Senate To Vote On Respect For Marriage Act; Several Groups Say It’s Unconstitutional

Several Groups Argue The Respect For Marriage Act (ROMA) Currently Before The U.S. Senate Is Unconstitutional, And If Enacted, Will Eventually Be Struck Down By The U.S. Supreme Court.

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