Congress set for partisan battles after summer budget boost
Congress returns amid broad tax cut gains and a plan to balance the budget in five years. Major fights loom over trade, defense spending, campaign finance reform, welfare, and Clinton's line item veto. Senate and House face 18 funding bills to avoid Oct 1 shutdown, with leadership tensions and court tests on vetoes and spending.
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America tightens refugee admissions amid declining numbers
Washington reports a 40 percent drop in US refugee admissions since 1992, from 132,000 in 1992 to a hoped-for ceiling of 78,000, sparking debate among advocacy groups and reformers. Clinton administration seeks a stable ceiling while critics urge greater numbers, citing a global refugee crisis and calls for international solutions.
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