He opposes court-packing, ending the legislative filibuster and reparations.
Sen. Kamala Harris speaks at the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit in Las Vegas. -- Kamala Harris raised $12 million in the first quarter, half of which came from digital donations.
“The club, organized by an Iowa Democratic Party leader, is setting out on a literary marathon. Its members plan to read books by each of the Democratic presidential candidates before next February's Iowa caucuses. It would be a big commitment even in a normal election cycle, when a handful of contenders toss their books in the ring. This is not a normal election cycle. The club’s 583 members have 14 books on their reading list so far.
Gaetz is eyeing Marco Rubio's Senate seat and hopes his friendship with Gov. Ron DeSantis will help him get it: -- The administration is scrambling to respond to the migrant surge, but there are still no signs of Trump’s threatened border closing.: Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen “issued written orders to U.S. Customs and Border Protection to deploy ‘emergency surge operations’ to the southern border and dramatically expand a program that requires migrants to wait in Mexico as they apply for asylum in the United States.
-- Ruben Garcia, an El Paso resident, has sheltered migrants for more than four decades, and now that there's a crush at the border, he is looking for a warehouse to host them.: “In coming days, U.S. Customs and Border Protection plans to release thousands more Central Americans it has no room for — and Garcia will try to help as many of them as he can. Garcia has seen the largest migration wave in more than a decade building for months, the daily total of parents and children that the U.S.
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