The Federal Reserve declined to cut interest rates Wednesday, holding steady amid President Trump’s battle to exert more influence over the independent central bank.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) stated that his stance on sanctuary cities has changed and that the laws no longer make America safe.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Sen. Fetterman and pro-sanctuary law Democrats like Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.WHEN & WHERE: The comments were made during broadcasts on Tuesday and Wednesday.KEY QUOTE: “I do think, at […] The post Fetterman Goes Off on Biden, Sanctuary Cities, Says Dems Should ‘Be Turning Over All Criminals.’ appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) stated that his stance on sanctuary cities has changed and that the laws no longer make America safe. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Sen. Fetterman and pro-sanctuary law Democrats like Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey. WHEN & WHERE: The comments were made during broadcasts on Tuesday and Wednesday. KEY QUOTE: “I do think, at this point, we should be turning over all the criminals that are in custody in all these jurisdictions.” – Sen. Fetterman IMPACT: Fetterman’s comments suggest a major shift in his policy stance, and potentially an emerging key Democrat vote for Senate Republicans on border and immigration legislation amid calls for congressional action against sanctuary jurisdictions.…Open
On Wednesday's "American Agenda," Democrats once supported deportations and strong borders despite current anti-ICE rhetoric. Bob Brooks shares the receipts.
Now over a year into the new congressional term and moving toward the midterms, the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress has been racking up one major victory after another. Don't believe it? Just look at the facts.
A Border Patrol agent and a Customs and Border Protection officer have been on leave since Saturday, according to a Department of Homeland Security official.
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