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Immigration Amendment to Provide Work Permits for Victims of Domestic & Sexual Abuse
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday approved a measure authorizing work permits for undocumented victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse at the beginning of the fourth day of debate on the amendments to the immigration reform bill .
Senate committee moves toward vote on immigration
The Senate Judiciary Committee is aiming this week to pass a landmark immigration bill to secure the border and offer citizenship to millions, setting up a high-stakes debate on the Senate floor.
Senate Approves Chandigarh-Born Srinivasan's Nomination to a Top U.S. Court
Washington: Indian-American Srikanth Srinivasan inched closer to scripting history as the first South Asian judge after a key Senate committee confirmed his nomination to the DC Circuit Court, America's second highest.
Higgins asks full Senate and House to uphold committee action to drop border fee proposal
Congressman Brian Higgins, NY-26, spoke on the Floor of the House of Representatives Thursday calling on both Houses of Congress to follow through on committee action to eliminate a plan to study a new fee on citizens crossing the U.S. border by land.
Immigration Bill Chugs Along, But Some See Deal-Breakers
It's been a long slog already for the bipartisan immigration overhaul proposed by the Senate's Gang of Eight.
Report: Settlement Reached Between Potomac Man Jailed in Cuba and Bethesda-Based Employer
Potomac resident Alan Gross-who has been in a Cuban prison for nearly three and one-half years-has "settled a negligence suit accusing his employer of mishandling risks associated with his mission" in Cuba, Bloomberg Businessweek reported .
Administration Scandals Not Expected to Impact Immigration Reform
As scandal captures much of Washington's attention, the chairmen of the House of Representatives and Senate Judiciary committees seem determined to move forward with immigration reform, despite the controversies that will inevitably demand much of their time.
Gays 'thrown under the bus' in immigration bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee is marking up the massive bill that leaders in both parties agree presents the best opportunity to reform immigration policy in decades.
Sens. Casey, Toomey back stamp for Thaddeus Stevens
The effort to honor Pennsylvania Republican Congressman and abolitionist, Thaddeus Stevens, on a U.S. postage stamp has gained support from both Pennsylvania senators.
AMERICANS often undervalue their northern neighbour. Canada is used to being treated as an afterthought in U.S. decisions and resents it.
Senate committee to consider ag workers, E-verify next week
The Senate Judiciary Committee continues its review of the immigration reform bill and 300 amendments to it, with provisions related to the fresh produce industry likely to be discussed the week of May 20.
EMail Messages are Accessible to Federal Authorities
This is something that may not be well known. E-mails are not private. The message may have one sender and one recipient but it can be read by a third party.
Our thanks to Richard Evers and Dan DeWalt for their important articles on the despicable injustices endured by the prisoners at Guantanamo.
Holder says he played no role in AP phone subpoena
Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday defended the Justice Department's secret examination of Associated Press phone records though he declared he had played no role in it, saying it was justified as part of an investigation into a grave national security leak.
Senate Pro Tem Patrick Leahy, Architecture Critic
Sen. Patrick J. Leahy had a little time to kill before formally kicking off Tuesday morning's Judiciary Committee markup on an immigration overhaul.
Graham, McCain, Rubio Oppose Immigration Equality Measure
Three Republican U.S. senators who are part of the "Gang of Eight" have expressed concern over any form of the proposed immigration reform bill that may contain provisions to protect LGBT people.
Senators to debate immigration-bill amendment on foreign students
Immigration reform under Reagan: Twenty-seven years ago the United States implemented a plan that offered amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants.
Lawmakers jump on DOJ for AP spying
Following news Monday that the government's vast surveillance dragnet also included the phone records of Associated Press journalists, Capitol Hill lawmakers - largely unperturbed by First and Fourth Amendment abrogations when Muslims and activists have been targeted recent years - are slamming the DOJ in defense of the Fourth Estate.