California lawmakers are one step closer to making hundreds of millions of taxpayer-funded home loans available to residents living in the country illegally. Democrats on the California Senate Appropriations Committee late last week unanimously approved AB 1840 to move forward, according to an official vote tally for the legislation. The bill has one last chance to be
By James Reinl, Social Affairs Correspondent, For Dailymail.Com Published: 15:32 EDT, 20 August 2024 | Updated: 15:39 EDT, 20 August 2024 Californians are reacting angrily to revelations that migrants who entered the US illegally could soon benefit from a taxpayer-funded state scheme to help hard-up residents buy homes. Democrats on the California Senate Appropriations Committee
Crypto executives reportedly expressed their dismay about how Democrats have targeted the digital asset industry in the last four years at a meeting hosted by Congressman Ro Khanna. FOX Business reports that on Thursday, Democrats had a Zoom meeting with crypto leaders to clear the air over the multiple enforcement actions unleashed by the Biden
Oklahoma lawmakers are again calling for State Superintendent Ryan Walters to be forced out of office after money approved by the legislature for school safety wasn’t received by some districts.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.Republican state Rep. Mark McBride said he’s been on the phone all day Friday about the funding
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, one of the most senior Democrats eligible to replace Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., on the Finance Committee is not interested in pursuing the seat, according to a source familiar with her thinking. Menendez on Tuesday informed Gov. Phil Murphy, D-N.J., and his Senate colleagues that he would resign from the chamber next month
While most of the attention has been on former President Donald Trump and the GOP as the Republican National Convention takes place in Milwaukee, President Joe Biden and other Democrats have touted policy wins like building bridges and efforts to address housing costs. The Biden administration on Thursday announced $5 billion for major bridge construction
Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden said committee Democrats left a meeting on next year’s tax battle aligned on the need for wealthy individuals and multinational corporations to pay more in taxes. Wyden, D-Ore., said he would work with other Democrats on the panel to come up with a “menu” of possible revenue raisers, as preparations