US Politics Pulse · Jun 27 Daily Digest
Supreme Court Immigration Rulings
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The White House seeks $11.1 billion in emergency aid for struggling crop farmers amid economic uncertainty.
President Trump's June 22 EO 14409 shifts PQC from planning to enforced compliance with hard deadlines.
The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act was poised for Trump's signature but stalled when he demanded Congress first pass the SAVE Act voting...
Senate Democrats' Living Wage For All Act opens a fresh front in the affordability debate by proposing a federal minimum wage hike to $25 an hour. The...
The Supreme Court’s paired 6-3 decisions sharply limit judicial oversight of executive immigration actions.
Senator Angus King (I-ME) and dozens of colleagues are opposing a draft VA rule and the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act that would slash...
The Senate asserted its constitutional war authority against Trump on Iran for one day in a 52-45 vote, then reversed course after presidential pressure. What changed was not the Constitution but the political cost of defying the White House.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed the Senate 85-5 and heads to the President, pairing limits on large investors with supply reforms.
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The White House's $87.6B supplemental request bundles $67B for Pentagon replenishment after the Iran conflict with farm aid, Ebola response, and...
The 6-3 decision grants the Trump administration broad power to end TPS without judicial review, affecting roughly 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians...
The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii's strict gun law in a party-line decision, with Republican justices consistently opposing regulations.
House and Senate drafts boost commodity supports via higher reference prices and crop insurance while preserving tighter SNAP rules without major...
The National Constitution Center presents a 2026 Supreme Court Review featuring scholars examining the 2025-26 term.
The Supreme Court had 21 cases left as of June 17 in both 2024 and 2025, while issuing just 20 opinions plus an order last term, prompting questions about whether it is running behind schedule this year.
The 6-3 decision strengthens Second Amendment protections while reshaping federal oversight.