Montana's Baucus to retire after long Senate service
Senate Finance Chair Max Baucus of Montana announced plans to retire at term end after four decades in Congress. The 71 year old, praised by Obama and colleagues, will focus on tax code reform and Montana priorities while navigating a changing Senate in 2014.
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Napolitano says immigration bill boosts security and tracking
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano urged the Senate panel that a broad immigration bill would strengthen security by funding border policing and new entry exit and worker verification systems. She argued the legislation would bring millions out of the shadows and aid crime reporting and witness cooperation.
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GOP plan tax dollars away from PCIP to aid sick uninsured
In the health care fight, Republicans push the Helping Sick Americans Now Act diverting funds from the PCIP and the Prevention and Public Health Fund. It aims to keep PCIP open and expand eligibility while the White House threatens a veto.
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