Washington Policy Insights · Jun 10 Daily Digest
Judicial Rulings on Immigration Fees
- 🔥 H-1B Visa Fee Blocked: A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's $100,000 H-1B visa application...

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Crypto groups are urging Senate passage of the CLARITY Act to keep innovation onshore and establish clear federal rules.
Right to Repair has become a bipartisan issue in Congress, with proposals to expand vehicle telematics access beyond the 2014 agreement.
Federal court halted the Trump administration's $100,000 H-1B fee, ruling only Congress holds taxing authority.
Two hemp firms have sued the DEA in federal appeals courts, arguing the agency's May rule classifying HHC as a Schedule I substance unlawfully expands...
The Trump administration's proposed rule would block federal funding for any institution acknowledging transgender people exist, applying a broad...
Sriram Krishnan's June departure as senior AI adviser at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy arrives as federal officials tackle...
House Republicans face a mounting legislative backlog with time running out to advance their agenda before midterms. The urgency underscores the risks of gridlock as elections near.
A series of federal court rulings has halted multiple Trump administration immigration initiatives:
Trump's foreign policy team is applying sharply different tactics across regions.
Three distinct angles highlight a pivotal federal AI moment:
Rep. Barry Moore introduced the BLAST Act to ban members of Congress from lobbying after leaving office, declaring the revolving door in Washington needs to be closed.
The FENCES Act (H.R. 6409) to amend the Clean Air Act on emissions from outside the US passed the House on April 16, 2026 and moves to the Senate next. Sponsored by Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX), the bill was introduced in December 2025.
Trump's Schedule Policy/Career plan to reclassify federal workers sparks debate over civil service protections, with supporters citing improved accountability and efficiency while critics warn of weakened independence and greater political influence.
White House AI adviser Sriram Krishnan announced his departure at the end of June, shortly after helping shape a national regulatory framework.
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Congress reconvenes amid a key Medicaid regulatory deadline.