White House seeks shift in immigration policy ahead of reform push
The White House plans a major campaign to shift public opinion against family based immigration and toward a merit based system. It cites DHS data showing most immigrants from 2005 to 2016 came through family ties, not skills, and aims to mobilize support before an expected 2018 debate.
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Rubio Defection Clouds GOP Tax Bill Path
Senate Republicans face a tighter margin as Marco Rubio signals a vote against the tax package unless the child tax credit is expanded. The move risks complicating leadership plans to push the $10 trillion overhaul through next week, even as House leaders show support and Trump expresses optimism Rubio will back the bill. The package would raise the child tax credit to $2,000 and make a portion refundable.
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