Democrat’s Immigration Plans Derailed In U.S. Senate
Congressional Democrats Have Hit A Snag In Their Plan To Push Amnesty Provisions Through Congress As The immigration Crisis At The Southern Border Grows Worse.
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Chuck Schumer
Senate Dem Flags ‘Serious Concerns’ & ‘Grave Consequences’ Of $3.5 Trillion Spending Plan
On The Heels Of Passing A $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill, Senate Democrats Passed A $3.5 Trillion Budget Resolution Wednesday That Sets Congress Up For A Major Battle Later This Year.
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Blackburn, Hagerty Vote Against $1.2T Infrastructure Bill
The U.S. Senate Passed A $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Tuesday Despite The Objection Of Both Of Tennessee’s U.S. Senators. The Bill, Which Passed 69-30, Would Add $256 Billion To The Federal Debt, According To The Congressional Budget Office.
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Infrastructure Bill Text Released, May Face Friday Deadline
Days After The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Passed A Procedural Vote In The Senate, The Full Text Of The Bill Has Been Released As The Bill Heads To Debate.
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Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Fails First Vote
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Failed A Procedural Vote In The Senate As Both Sides Look To Go Back The Negotiating Table To Finalize Details.
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Hagerty, Blackburn Urge Confirmation Halt Of Nominees Involved In Ending COVID Origins Investigation
Senators Hagerty And Blackburn Along With Senator Roger Marshall Urge Halting The Confirmation Of Nominees Who Played A Role In Ending The Original COVID-19 Origins Investigation.
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Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Off To A Rocky Start
Less Than A Week After President Joe Biden And A Bipartisan Group Of Senators Came To An Agreement On An Infrastructure Package, There Is Already Uncertainty With The Terms Of The Deal As It Faces A Tough Battle In The Coming Weeks.
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Senate Republicans Block Controversial Voting Measure With Filibuster
U.S. Senate Republicans Used A Filibuster To Block Debate On The Democrat-Led “For The People Act,” Which Would Have Federalized Several Aspects Of Elections And Taken Away The Power Of State Governments To Determine Their Congressional Redistricting, Giving That Power To Independent Commissions.
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House To Consider $250B For Subsidies, Research To Compete With China
The U.S. House Will Consider A Wide-Ranging Bill Aimed At Accelerating American Technological Innovation In An Effort To Keep Pace With China, But Critics Have Raised Concerns About How To Pay For It.
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U.S. Senate Republicans Block Consideration Of Jan. 6 Commission Bill
Republicans In The U.S. Senate Managed To Block Consideration Of A Bill Friday That Would Establish A Commission To Investigate The Jan. 6 Violence At The U.S. Capitol, Drawing The Ire Of Democrats Who Describe The Event As An Insurrection By Supporters Of Former President Donald Trump.
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