Texas Faces Economic Toll If DACA Ends
The DACA program supports about 2 million workers, with roughly 124 300 Dreamers in Texas. Ending DACA without a permanent solution risks deportations and a major hit to the economy, potentially costing Texas billions in output and tens of thousands of jobs.
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Crude oil rally confirmed on global output limits
Crude prices rose with Brent at 63.30 a barrel and WTI at 57.80 as major producers including Russia agreed to extend output cuts through 2018. The WSJ notes the move tests the 200 week moving average around 58.27 and signals a potential breakout from a three year range.
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House GOP unveils plan to avert government shutdown
House GOP leaders roll out a plan to keep the government open through December 22, facing defiant conservatives and demands from Democrats for protections for undocumented immigrant youth. Leaders push a stopgap spending measure as talks restart after a Tuesday setback and ongoing funding gaps loom. Rod Frelinghuysen, chair of the Appropriations panel, said the bill would provide extra time for a budget deal on top-line fiscal year spending.
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