Immigration

Jon Husted said he discussed the law’s tax treatment of tips and overtime with restaurant owners and community leaders.

Trump announced Noem’s departure from DHS after congressional scrutiny of an advertising contract and assigned her a new envoy role.

Trump selected Mullin to replace Noem, praised his MMA background, and set his appointment to take effect March 31, according to the article.

The article reports that Trump removed Waltz after a Signal group-chat controversy and nominated him for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

The article reports that Trump removed Long as IRS commissioner and tapped him to serve as ambassador to Iceland.

The article describes the dispute as involving Trump-aligned hardliners and quotes a PAC strategist saying Trump will not be around forever.

The article reports that Donald Trump urged Republicans to renew the surveillance program without changes and sought to end Haitian deportation protections.

Noem said 70 percent of people arrested by ICE had convictions or criminal charges, a claim the article compares with regional data.

Analilia Mejia won the Democratic nomination and rejected Hathaway’s suggestion that her views on Israel were antisemitic.

Walsh cites Clark’s statement that families could suffer but the shutdown provided leverage, using it to criticize Democrats’ strategy.

Mark Lynch criticized Graham in a past interview and was reported to have 21% support in a March poll.

Amo blamed Trump for refusing a deal he said would pay TSA workers and address alleged ICE abuses.

Tano Tijerina won the Republican primary and will face Henry Cuellar in November.

Trump campaigned for Whatley, defended his economic record, and attacked Roy Cooper during a North Carolina rally.

John Kennedy briefly held up the vote series because he wanted the measure to include parts of the SAVE America Act or other priorities, then withdrew his objections.

Gruber accuses the Biden administration of releasing Jalloh early and not pursuing his denaturalization.

Vance proceeded with the University of Georgia rally after officials said they had found no specific or actionable threat.

Kamlager-Dove criticized the cost of the war and argued that the spending should instead help the public.

Davidson, who had previously supported the measure, voted present on the Iran war-powers resolution.

Massie sided with Democrats in supporting the Iran war-powers resolution.

Golden joined Republicans in voting against the Iran war-powers resolution, and the article refers to his explanation.

Doggett challenged Kennedy over the reinstatement of people previously suspended for suspected fraud.

Biggs is named as a co-host of Trump’s planned rally at Dream City Church in Arizona.

Sewell challenged Kennedy over remarks about Black children taking ADHD medication and disputed his denial.

Green’s impeachment resolution was tabled by the House, ending his eighth effort to impeach Trump.

Green forced a House vote on his impeachment resolution, arguing that Trump’s actions made impeachment a moral obligation.

Will criticized Graham’s campaign statements and urged voters to choose her Democratic opponent.

George Will urged South Carolina voters to elect Andrews over Republican candidate Darline Graham.

Will argues that Graham’s positions and stated loyalty to Trump make her a poor choice for South Carolina voters.

Will presents Andrews as the candidate South Carolinians should choose to demonstrate political independence.

Jackson is campaigning on his working-class background and progressive priorities as he faces scrutiny over his temperament and past conduct.

Salazar defended Trump’s meeting with Venezuela’s interim president and called for a transition to free and fair elections.

Salazar’s campaign criticized the administration’s immigration enforcement, drawing public disagreement from Trump despite his continued support.

De La Cruz’s campaign ad features a woman who says the congresswoman helped secure her detained husband’s release.

Harvie is campaigning against Fitzpatrick by emphasizing local ties and concerns about trust in government.

Fitzpatrick’s efforts to distance himself from Trump may not be enough to secure support from voters in his competitive district.

El-Sayed’s positions and campaign choices are part of the electoral challenge Rogers is trying to use to attract voters.

Rogers is tailoring his Senate campaign to appeal to Democrats and independents while also seeking turnout from Trump supporters.

Salazar’s campaign ad says the administration’s immigration enforcement has gone too far, even as her past vote draws criticism.

Green defended forcing an impeachment vote despite criticism from fellow Democrats.

Green’s plan to force an impeachment vote has drawn sharp criticism from fellow Democrats.

Salazar warned Trump that his immigration policies could alienate Hispanic voters and urged him to protect the support they brought to Republicans.

Salazar urged Trump to reconsider immigration enforcement and discussed his approach to Venezuela and press access.

Cassidy criticized the gift and the president’s vaccine remarks, and urged action on debt and Social Security.

Salazar defended the president’s approach to media access while urging changes to immigration enforcement.

Khanna argued for international AI safeguards and called for action on Americans detained in China.

Barrett says Lawrence’s past statements and socialist ties make him unfit for the district, while defending his own record.

Manchin says he will campaign for Collins, whom he praises as a senator willing to work across party lines.

Mendoza made the spending law a central issue and outlined her positions on immigration, Iran and voting rules.

Ciscomani defended parts of the spending law while facing criticism for voting for its final version.