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The caucus' annual retreat was full of optimism for taking the majority next year and installing the first Black speaker.

“Folks are going to understand what you’ve done. We’re going to make sure of it,” he told the caucus at their annual retreat.

The bills would require law enforcement mass shooting training to include how to work with local and state agencies, and create a Texas School Patrol.

WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas discussed immigration policy Tuesday afternoon with the Senate’s four Latino Democrats, as the administration prepares to lift pandemic-related border restrictions later this year.

The group decided to keep Rep. Nanette Barragán on as chair after Rep. Pete Aguilar addressed lawmaker concerns over her firing of a top staffer.

And what we know about last night's shooting at MSU.

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus has been in upheaval since the midterms, and it is only getting worse.

"At this point George Santos has more people working for him than Nanette," one CHC member commented.

Lawmakers in the group are meeting to discuss the leadership of Rep. Nanette Barragán (D-Calif.), who's long had a reputation for being a strict boss.

The bills would require law enforcement mass shooting training to include how to work with local and state agencies, and create a Texas School Patrol.