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AXIOS (Stephen Neukam) - Dems embrace "law and order" in ICE shutdown fight

Facing a government shutdown fight over ICE, top Senate Democrats are doing their best to avoid getting dragged into a fight with Republicans over immigration policy. Why it matters: After handedly losing on the immigration issue in 2024, Democratic leaders are trying to keep the fight focused on "law and order" instead. - Senate Democrats in a private caucus meeting this week discussed how to beat back GOP attempts to steer the debate over ICE into one about immigration, multiple sources familiar with the meeting told Axios. - In particular, Democrats are concerned that Republican leaders, including President Trump, are injecting issues like the SAVE Act and sanctuary cities into discussions about funding for the Department of…

Facing a government shutdown fight over ICE, top Senate Democrats are doing their best to avoid getting dragged into a fight with Republicans over immigration policy. Why it matters: After handedly losing on the immigration issue in 2024, Democratic leaders are trying to keep the fight focused on "law and order" instead. - Senate Democrats in a private caucus meeting this week discussed how to beat back GOP attempts to steer the debate over ICE into one about immigration, multiple sources familiar with the meeting told Axios. - In particular, Democrats are concerned that Republican leaders, including President Trump, are injecting issues like the SAVE Act and sanctuary cities into discussions about funding for the Department of…Open

AXIOS (Hans Nichols) - Scoop: Cornyn unloading $10 million in last-minute ad blitz

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and his allies are planning to spend roughly $10 million in the next four weeks. - "That's a round number," Cornyn told Axios. Why it matters: Cornyn is targeting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas) to turn the three-way Texas Republican Senate primary on March 3 into a two-man showdown. - "We're gonna be in a runoff, so we got to pay attention to both of them," he said. - The expected run-off is on May 26th . That's forcing Cornyn and his allies to calculate when to start draining down his sizable cash advantage. Zoom out: $65 million has already been spent on TV advertising by Republican groups and super PACs, according to AdImpact. - But if Cornyn loses the primary, avoiding a…

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and his allies are planning to spend roughly $10 million in the next four weeks. - "That's a round number," Cornyn told Axios. Why it matters: Cornyn is targeting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas) to turn the three-way Texas Republican Senate primary on March 3 into a two-man showdown. - "We're gonna be in a runoff, so we got to pay attention to both of them," he said. - The expected run-off is on May 26th . That's forcing Cornyn and his allies to calculate when to start draining down his sizable cash advantage. Zoom out: $65 million has already been spent on TV advertising by Republican groups and super PACs, according to AdImpact. - But if Cornyn loses the primary, avoiding a…Open