Dreamers Hold Hope As Lawmakers Clash Over Dream Act
800000 young immigrants faced an unresolved fate as Trump and top lawmakers argued over a possible DREAM Act deal. Senate and House leaders voiced competing views on citizenship paths, border security, and the border wall, amid party pressure and public backlash.
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U.S. extends Iran sanctions relief amid criticism
The Trump administration extended nuclear sanctions waivers for Iran while adding penalties on Iranian entities tied to its ballistic missile program cyber activities and support for the Assad regime. President Trump and Tillerson defended the deal's flaws and stressed Iran's broader violations beyond its nuclear obligations.
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House backs bill to deport gang members nationwide
The House approved a measure to make membership in a criminal gang grounds for deportation by a 233 to 175 vote. The bill would empower DHS to designate a group of five or more people as a criminal gang, backing the White House push amid MS-13 violence tied to deaths near New York suburbs.
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Details emerge on Havana US diplomat health attacks
New information shows some U S victims suffered attacks in Havana rooms or parts of rooms with unexplained effects. Symptoms include hearing loss and speech problems, with several victims experiencing concentration and word recall issues, as investigations consider brain injury.
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Trump condemns hate groups after Charlottesville remarks
President Trump signs a congressional resolution condemning white supremacists and hate groups, while signaling that violence on both sides exists. He notes in remarks that there are “pretty bad dudes on the other side” amid the Charlottesville protest fallout and cites antifa as a factor. The measure urges the White House to denounce racism and extremism and use all resources to confront the rise of hate groups.
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