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Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
President Joe Biden denied reports that his administration was in talks to offer immigrant families separated under the Trump administration $450,000 per person as compensation.
“That’s not going to happen,” Biden told reporters on Wednesday following remarks at the White House.
Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
President Joe Biden denied reports that his administration was in talks to offer immigrant families separated under the Trump administration $450,000 per person as compensation.
“That’s not going to happen,” Biden told reporters on Wednesday following remarks at the White House.
Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
President Joe Biden denied reports that his administration was in talks to offer immigrant families separated under the Trump administration $450,000 per person as compensation.
“That’s not going to happen,” Biden told reporters on Wednesday following remarks at the White House.
Biden says payments to migrants separated under Trump 'not going to happen'
He’s a worldwide disaster. His disaster status is FAR from limited to the international stage.Hmmm does anyone else find it strange that the Biden supporters of VN rarely post in this thread? I wonder if they, like many other liberals, are coming to the realization that Biden is an international disaster?
Murkowski is nothing more than another Democrat to be replaced in 2022.Republicans Filibuster and Block the John Lewis voting rights bill for the FIFTH TIME: Kamala Harris bangs the Senate gavel after 48 GOP members voted no on starting debate
Republicans filibustered the John Lewis Voting Rights Act for the fifth time on Wednesday, stopping the bill from moving forward in the legislative process.
- Republicans filibustered the John Lewis Voting Rights Act for the fifth time on Wednesday, stopping the bill from moving forward in the legislative process
- Pressure growing on Schumer to change filibuster rule
Vice President Kamala Harris came to Capitol Hill to preside over the doomed vote. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, before it even began, urged his GOP senators to vote against it, arguing voting laws should be in the hands of states.
It needed 60 votes to proceed, which means 10 Republicans had to support it. GOP Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska did vote 'yes' but she was the only member of her party to do so.
Senate Democrats to try and advance John Lewis Voting Rights Act AGAIN | Daily Mail Online
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Republicans Filibuster and Block the John Lewis voting rights bill for the FIFTH TIME: Kamala Harris bangs the Senate gavel after 48 GOP members voted no on starting debate
Republicans filibustered the John Lewis Voting Rights Act for the fifth time on Wednesday, stopping the bill from moving forward in the legislative process.
- Republicans filibustered the John Lewis Voting Rights Act for the fifth time on Wednesday, stopping the bill from moving forward in the legislative process
- Pressure growing on Schumer to change filibuster rule
Vice President Kamala Harris came to Capitol Hill to preside over the doomed vote. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, before it even began, urged his GOP senators to vote against it, arguing voting laws should be in the hands of states.
It needed 60 votes to proceed, which means 10 Republicans had to support it. GOP Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska did vote 'yes' but she was the only member of her party to do so.
Senate Democrats to try and advance John Lewis Voting Rights Act AGAIN | Daily Mail Online
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Yet ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero told Fox News that the plan is very much in the works.
"President Biden may not have been fully briefed about the actions of his very own Justice Department as it carefully deliberated and considered the crimes committed against thousands of families separated from their children as an intentional governmental policy," Romero said.