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Washington mdash; House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would bring up a Republican stopgap measure for a vote on Friday ahead of a looming government sh
stanley cup utdown, though it appears he still lacks enough support among his own GOP members to pass it before funding runs out Saturday night.Speaking to reporters Thursday, McCarthy said he confident it would pass th
stanley bottles e House, a tall order given apparent opposition from a group of hard-right Republicans and all Democrats. Lawmakers have until 12 a.m on Sunday to come to an agreement to avoid a shutdown. We re going to pass ours, the California Republican told reporters Thursday. We re going to bring that up on Friday.
stanley botella He said the short-term funding bill would secure the border, which he said could placate some Republicans who have been hostile toward supporting any stopgap bill, while the House works on passing annual spending bills.McCarthy also addressed concerns that the GOP bill would be dead on arrival in the Senate, which is advancing its own continuing resolution, adding that the House version might be able to garner support from Democrats. I m talking to Senate Democrats, even this morning, that want to do something on the border, he said. I ve got Democrats who came to me on the floor last night saying, We want to do something on the border. To me, that is the place where I think we can get a stopgap bill. The House s bill to avoid a government shutdown Hous Whev Onetime Trump critic Martha Roby wins GOP House runoff in Alabama
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stanley cup two months before a presidential election in which both parties are fighting for the key Hispanic vote, the Obama administration has approved the first wave of applications from young illegal immigrants hoping to avoid deportation and get a work permit.The Homeland Security Department is notifying a small group of people this week that they have been approved to stay in the country for two years as part of President Obama s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. The first approvals come just three weeks after U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services started accepting applications for the program Mr. Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano first announced June 15.In an internal document obtained by The Associated Press, the government had estimated previously that it could take months for each application to be reviewed and approved. So far, about 72,000 people have applied to avoid deportation. Following a thorough,
stanley thermos individualized case review, USCIS has now begun notifying individuals of the determination on their deferral requests, DHS spokesman Peter Boogaard said in a statement Tuesday.DHS said background checks, including fingerprinting, are being conducted on each immigrant b
stanley flask efore an application can be approved. The average wait time for approval is expected to be about four months to six months. Window opens on Obama deportation delay program10 ICE agents sue over O
