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Opinion | Congress could act on immigration and dreamers this year
November 28, 2022 at 7:00 a.m. EST (Washington Post staff illustration; iStock) Comment on this story Comment Donald Graham is chairman of Graham Holdings and a co-founder of TheDream.US. Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, your important immigration goals are in danger. Can the parties do the impossible in this lame-duck session of Congress by passing a bill that achieves both their priorities on this most inflammatory of issues? The peril to both sides stems from a careless promise made by Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), the likely incoming speaker of the House. He pledged that on his watch, no “amnesty” bill would come to the floor. For the “dreamers”…
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Trump blasts Supreme Court over tax return ruling favoring Congress
Previous President Donald Trump stands on the 18th green throughout the Professional-Am event in advance of the LIV Golfing collection at Trump National Doral, Oct. 27, 2022. Jasen Vinlove | Usa Right now Sports activities | Reuters Former President Donald Trump lashed out Wednesday at the Supreme Court docket — a few of whose justices he appointed — for unanimously rejecting his ask for to block a congressional committee from getting his federal revenue tax returns. Trump’s rant towards the conservative-dominated court came a working day following the 2024 Republican presidential hopeful uncovered of the court’s shift, and saw ominous symptoms at three other courts in which he faces troublesome…
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