President Joe Biden said Wednesday the 2022 midterm elections could “easily be illegitimate” if Congress does not pass voting rights legislation.
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Biden warns Putin the US and its allies will respond ‘decisively’ if Russia invades Ukraine
President Joe Biden spoke with Russian leader Vladimir Putin Thursday amid growing concerns over Russia’s troop buildup near the Ukrainian border.
Harris: US won’t be ‘role model’ of democracy if voting rights legislation isn’t passed
In an interview, Vice President Kamala Harris said the White House is not giving up on passing the Build Back Better Act.
DHS Secretary Mayorkas tests positive for COVID-19
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is fully vaccinated but tested positive for COVID-19 Tuesday morning. DHS says his symptoms are mild.
Biden raises refugee cap to 125,000 for fiscal year 2022
The Biden administration admitted a record low number of refugees for fiscal year 2021, with only 11,411 refugees admitted despite a cap of 62,500.
Democrats’ ‘Plan B’ on immigration in reconciliation bill rejected by Senate parliamentarian
This is the second setback Democrats have faced in trying to include immigration in the reconciliation package.
‘You’ve never faced those choices’: Psaki responds to male reporter questioning Biden support on abortion
“He believes that it’s a woman’s right. It’s a woman’s body and it’s her choice,” Press Secretary Jen Psaki said of Biden’s support of abortion.
Thousands of Afghans are looking for refuge in the U.S. But the immigration process isn’t simple.
Thousands of Afghan citizens are looking to leave the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. But the options to come to the United States are complicated.
‘Unprecedented number’: Migrant encounters at southern border topped 200,000 in July
“We are encountering an unprecedented number of migrants in between the ports of entry at our southern border,” DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said.
Biden Administration has started flying some migrants back to home country as part of new expedited removal policy
Flights began Friday for some families who arrived at the border who could not be expelled under Title 42, but “do not have a legal basis to stay.”