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Emily Cochrane

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World
7 Aug 2024
EL PASO, Texas — Rep. Will Hurd of Texas, the only black Republican in the House, announced Thursday that he would not seek reelection next year, adding to a wave of departures that has unsettled party leaders as they hope to reclaim the majority in 2020.
House Republicans Set to Lose Lone Black Member
World
8 Apr 2019
LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump on Saturday again declared that the United States was “full” and called its asylum system “a scam,” tying his push to close the country’s borders to immigrants entering the country illegally and asylum-seekers to an entreaty for Jewish voters to support his re-election campaign.
Trump asks Jews for support on tighter borders
World
8 Apr 2019
LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump on Saturday again declared that the United States was “full” and called its asylum system “a scam,” tying his push to close the country’s borders to immigrants entering the country illegally and asylum-seekers to an entreaty for Jewish voters to support his re-election campaign.
Trump asks Jews for support on tighter borders
World
7 Apr 2019
LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump on Saturday again declared that the United States was “full” and called its asylum system “a scam,” tying his push to close the country’s borders to immigrants entering the country illegally and asylum-seekers to an entreaty for Jewish voters to support his re-election campaign.
Trump asks Jews for support on tighter borders
World
29 Mar 2019
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats next week could block legislation proposed by their Republican counterparts that would allocate billions of dollars for disaster recovery across the country, citing opposition from House Democrats and a push to add more aid to Puerto Rico’s slow efforts to recover from a pair of devastating hurricanes more than a year ago.
Impasse in Congress Over Disaster Aid Hangs on How Much Puerto Rico Is Due