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Rep. Barry Loudermilk has already conducted an investigation of his own regarding the events, which are at odds with the findings of the original committee.

Congress passed the Laken Riley Act, a key Trump-era immigration policy that marks shifts in Washington politics as 12 Senate Democrats voted in support.

UnidosUS' Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, Carmen Feliciano, discussed Trump's "concerning" immigration with agenda The Latin Times

Trump became the 47th President of the U.S. Monday, dedicating his first address, in part, to discussing his immigration agenda and plans to curb drug cartels.

Iconic photos and videos from the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States

Former Florida AG Pam Bondi is vying to become the next Attorney General of the U.S., but experts worry her loyalty to Trump could cloud her impartiality.

The Florida governor, however, all but rejected appointing members of the Lower House to avoid reducing the GOP's narrow majority

With just one week until Trump takes office, the incoming administration continues to provide details about its strategies to conduct mass deportations

AOC's newly-won seat in the coveted Energy and Commerce committee shows the young progressive is ready to boost herself and think about her party's future

A Supreme Court case on banning TikTok has raised concerns about setting a precedent for targeting other foreign-owned companies.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement estimates that implementing the act would cost $3.2 billion in additional funding for the 2025 fiscal year.

Rep. Glenn Grothman of Wisconsin seeks to introduce a bill that would bar future presidents from cancelling student loan debt, a spokeswoman has confirmed.

Florida is suing a healthcare company after mistakenly paying it $5.7 million instead of $50K, with accusations that the CEO used the funds to run for congress.

The Laken Riley Act, requiring the detention of undocumented migrants charged with certain crimes, passed the House Tuesday. It will now go before the Senate.

"Florida Democrats are more interested in protecting illegal aliens who are criminal sex offenders than protecting Floridians," said the Florida GOP Chairman

After being re-elected, Louisiana Representative Mike Johnson falsely attributed a prayer he recited to Thomas Jefferson, even incorrectly claiming that the lower house of Congress recited the prayer daily during Jefferson's presidency.

Republicans are working on broader border security plans, including $120 billion for enforcement

Congress will convene on Monday to certify the election results. But as lawmakers confirm the votes, Trump's J6 legacy and a big snowstorm fall down on D.C.

House Republicans released a 36-page rule package that lists a plethora of guidelines and bills for the incoming group, including several immigration proposals

House Republicans released their proposed rules for the incoming 119th Congress, which includes several bills to make deportation proceedings easier.

The House Ethics Committee released the anticipated report on Matt Gaetz's controversial and illegal actions, likely killing his political career, an analyst explained.

The document also alleged that the then lawmaker refused to comply with a subpoena demanding an interview and "intentionally withheld information" from the committee

The Senate passed the stopgap bill shortly after midnight, narrowly preventing a government shutdown

Trump has promised to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. But will he be able to do so without the necessary budget?

The bipartisan deal funds disaster relief and farmers but omits a debt ceiling hike, setting the stage for fiscal battles in 2024.

The new proposal includes funding through March, disaster relief and farm assistance.

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The plan could allow each piece to pass or fail on its own. CR and disaster relief are among the reported votes

Dusty Johnson said having the President-elect there would be "wonderful."

Kathy Castor from Florida and Marie Gleusenkamp Perez from Washington were the lawmakers who broke party ranks to support the ultimately failed bill