House Democrats have clamped down on internal divisions ahead of an expected vote to constrain President Trump's ability to wage war with Iran, Axios has learned from lawmakers familiar with the matter. Why it matters: That apparent Democratic unity gives the measure a more realistic chance of passing the House, with a pair of isolationist Republicans having voted for it last time. - With a 217 to 214 majority, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) can only afford one GOP defection on an otherwise party-line vote. - That doesn't even factor in House Republican leadership's attendance concerns , including that members who lost their primaries or bids for higher office will stop showing up to vote. State of play: Four House Democrats —…
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White House border czar Tom Homan said ICE agents will not be directly involved in airport security screening. Homan now says that ICE agents will be arresting “criminals” at airports. Homan told Fox News’s “Hannity”: “We’re going to arrest criminals going through the airport. We’re going to look for human trafficking, sex trafficking, money smuggling. We’re going to be at the airports, working with our brothers and sisters from TSA.” #tomhoman #ice #tsa #governmentshutdown
More than $500 million in bets were placed on oil trades shortly before a post from President Donald Trump on Monday signaling positive talks were taking place with Iran.
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