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Deport people who are the highest priority to leave this country and make sure there is a system of solutions that recognizes a lot of these folks are living in the shadows. I would urge people to look at the utah compact it is online. The colorado compact. These are basic goals. Im not endorsing one part or not another part of the president s executive order, but the bottom line is, the notion to try and make communities safer, the notion that we will try to keep close families together, that we are going to recognize the Economic Vitality and trying to expand our economy, that is what he is ...

But theyre out of patience. And we couldnt contain that. And as you know, they went to the u. N. And i spent three weeks over Christmas Holiday working to keep people that we would like to be working with constructively from doing something negative. And in the end, by a vote where they didnt get the nine votes at the u. N. , so now we never had to exercise a veto. But theres a great deal of frustration build and this is not the moment to go into it in any depths. You know, were very anxious not to get dragged into the election process. Were not going to. Israel has the this important election...

Lets start with some big developments happening in brussels today, with tech firms bracing themselves for another round of european regulations as the eu unveils its Digital Services and Digital Markets acts. The European Union says the new legislation will overhaul the digital market, including how tech giants operate. It will focus on competition and making platforms responsible for hosted content. Its notjust the eu thats clamping down, here in the uk the government is bringing forward a new bill which could see tech giants fined up to 10 of their global turnover, if they fail to protect us...

Burgdorf. We begin in washington, d. C. Where lawmakers are one step closer to avoiding a second Government Shutdown with under 48 hours to go until that deadline. The house approved a continuing resolution to fund the government yesterday and a 245182 vote. The bill keeps the lights on until march 23 and fully funds the department of defense for the remainder of the fiscal year. It also includes two years of funding for Community Health centers and extends several expiring health care programs. The measure now heads to the senate where leaders are expected to rewrite the bill to not only avoi...