Immigrant Dreamers Left in Limbo After Senate Votes
In Washington the Republican led Senate blocked both Trump's immigration plan and a bipartisan alternative, jeopardizing 1.8 million Dreamers and a $25 billion border security package. Votes fell short of 60 needed, leaving DACA protections uncertain as March 5 approaches and court challenges continue.
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Appeals court ruling against Trump travel ban citing anti Muslim bias
A fourth circuit panel ruled the latest immigrant travel ban is tainted by anti Muslim bias and violates the Constitution. The decision cites President Trump's own tweets and statements as evidence of discriminatory purpose and notes the ruling has no immediate effect while appeals continue.
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Grassley Slams Sessions Over Sentencing Reform Push
Senate Judiciary Chair Grassley accused the Trump administration of meddling in bipartisan efforts to reduce prison sentences for nonviolent offenders. He cited a White House approved letter from Attorney General Sessions opposing the bill and voiced frustration at continued GOP divisions. Grassley indicated a possible public hearing for Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner, and said transcripts from private interviews will be released after legal review.
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House passes ADA changes amid opposition from rights advocates
The House approved the ADA Education and Reform Act by 225 to 192 after objections from disability rights groups and Democratic leaders who warned the bill would reduce incentives for compliance. The measure requires plaintiffs to first notify businesses in writing before suing for public accommodations violations and grants 60 days to draft a plan plus 60 days to implement it.
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GOP leaders weigh steps to compel Bannon testimony
House Republicans consider further steps to force Steve Bannon to answer questions for the Russia election meddling probe. After a contentious interview, leaders discuss possible contempt of Congress if Bannon refuses non listed questions despite White House privilege claims.
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