Border Control and Immigration Reform

Sen. Mark Kelly emphasizes the need for operational control over the border and praises Vice President Kamala Harris's work in the Northern Triangle. He criticizes Republicans for opposing legislation and expresses optimism about working with Harris in the White House.

Comparison of Fiscal Policies: Trump vs. Biden

Analysis shows Trump administration added twice the amount to the national deficit as President Biden's, mostly due to Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and changes to Affordable Care Act. Biden's additions were mainly due to Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, student debt relief, and executive actions.

Border Security and Immigration Policy

Rep. Ro Khanna argues that no one, regardless of political party, would claim the border is secure. There was a failed bipartisan legislative package to address border security. Democrats emphasize the need for secure borders while supporting legitimate immigrants and asylum seekers contributing to the economy.

Border Security and Political Strategy

Senator Chris Murphy accuses former President Trump of wanting to keep the U.S.-Mexico border a “mess” for political gain, highlighting the need for bipartisan border security legislation.

Antisemitism Legislation and Campus Safety

Reps. Torres and Lawler discuss the importance of passing antisemitism legislation as Jewish students fear for their safety amidst anti-Israel protests on college campuses. Rep. Ilhan Omar's comments have sparked intense backlash.

Internet Subsidy Program Extension

The White House is pushing Congress to extend an internet subsidy program before it runs out of money, potentially causing millions of households to lose internet access. The program helps lower-income families save on their monthly internet bills.

Debate on Making Daylight Savings Time Permanent

A discussion on making Daylight Savings Time permanent with bipartisan legislation has been ongoing, with some senators and representatives pushing for the change. The bill aims to add an hour to the day and allow some regions to remain on standard time. Various politicians and states have shown support for the idea.

House Speaker Mike Johnson passes $460 billion federal funding bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson passed a $460 billion federal funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. More Democrats than Republicans voted for the bill. The bill includes funding for departments and agencies whose funding expires soon. House GOP leaders did not follow through on their earlier vow to pass 12 individual spending bills.