Joe Biden’s Immigration Acid Test
The battle for reform offers the new administration a chance to exorcise Trumpism and prove it has agenda-setting grit.
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Activists and citizens with temporary protected status march toward the White House in a call for Congress and the Biden administration to pass immigration reform legislation.
Last week, Democrats introduced the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 a comprehensive immigration bill that will evidently be one of the Biden administration’s first major legislative battles after the coronavirus relief fight is finished. If passed, the Act will be the culmination of decades of efforts from both reformers and restrictionists to fundamentally reshape the American immigration system, including abortive attempts at crafting a path to citizenship for the undocumented during the Bush and Obama administrations and, of course, Donald Trump’s attempts to deepen the system’s racism and traumas. “I think for us, it s
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Rep. Warren Davidson: Ohio Republican who replaced John Boehner takes increasingly pro-Trump, anti-DeWine path Scott Wartman, Cincinnati Enquirer We re two different people, Boehner, a West Chester Republican, said about Warren Davidson. The former congressman who represented Butler County for 24 years spoke to The Enquirer by phone from his Florida home where he now spends his winters.
How s Davidson different? I ll let someone else answer that.
Davidson, a former Army Ranger and businessman from Troy, has cultivated a reputation far more conservative than Boehner.
But up until this year, Davidson, 50, has lived in the shadow of his more noisy congressional neighbor Rep. Jim Jordan, who was one of the first to endorse Davidson in his run for Boehner s seat when the former speaker retired in 2015.