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The House GOP planned to pass the Border Safety and Security Act within the first two weeks of the new year, but now face internal opposition.

Keypoint: Last week Indiana and Utah lawmakers passed bills through a chamber, Maryland lawmakers filed three sets of bills, lawmakers continued to file children’s privacy and social...

FTC proposed new rule that would prevent employers from entering non-compete agreements with their employees. Non-compete agreements prohibit employees from working for a competing employer or starting a competing business, typically within a set geographic area.

Republicans have long campaigned on promises to improve border security. Now that they have control of the House they have two options when it comes to fixing immigration and securing the border. Pass partisan bills in the House that will die in the Democrat controlled Senate, or work in a bipartisan manner to pass bills that have a chance of making it to the President’s desk

‘Shocking’: Former Trump Admin Officials Call Out Congressional Republicans Over Border Crisis Jennie Taer on February 9, 2023 Former Trump administration

Several former Trump administration officials called out Congressional Republicans for their "inaction" on addressing the crisis at the southern border.

Border hawks are pointing the finger not only at the Biden administration for the ongoing crisis at the southern border but also at Republican lawmakers for not doing enough.

Unprecedented numbers of Chinese and Russians, who may pose national security threats, are entering the United States as illegal ...

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Just minutes into Brooks McKenzie’s hour-long presentation, two attendees of a grassroots political group’s monthly meeting stormed out of House of Grace Church in North Richland Hills. The lecture that took aim at the state attorney general’s child support division and family courts apparently miffed an AG staffer