The Impoundment Control Act ensures the constitutional balance of power by maintaining Congress's authority over federal spending decisions.
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Carlos Wriedt and his wife, immigrants from Mexico, became U.S. citizens in a heartfelt ceremony at the Kansas Statehouse, celebrating dreams and new beginnings.
The Phoenix Union High School District board declared its schools as safe zones from immigration enforcement.
House Republicans consider deep Medicaid cuts to fund tax breaks for the rich, including per capita caps and work requirements, impacting millions.
Michigan Senate votes to sue for nine bills passed last session, not sent to governor. Legal battle ensues over legislative procedure.
A coalition of Mexican governors has issued a statement supporting immigrants in the U.S. and defending sovereignty.
The U.S. Coast Guard boosts its presence off South Florida, responding to Trump's orders to curb illegal immigration, deploying various assets.
President Trump's first act as president was issuing sweeping pardons for 1,500 individuals linked to the January 6 Capitol riots.
An estimated 24.6 million viewers watched Trump's second inauguration, marking the smallest audience since Obama's in 2013.
Donald Trump granted roughly 1,500 pardons for Jan. 6 Capitol attack defendants, including those who assaulted police, as his first act.