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‘Last week the administration provided its framework for immigration legislation. As I noted, it builds upon the four pillars for reform that the president has consistently put forth, and indicates what is necessary for him to sign a bill into law. As discussions continue in the Senate on the subject of immigration, members on both sides of the aisle should look to this framework as they work towards an agreement.’

‘As the president delivers his first State of the Union address tomorrow, I’m especially looking forward to his remarks on tax reform and the state of our economy. Already, hundreds of businesses have announced significant bonuses, pay increases, new jobs, and expanded benefits. Just last week, we learned that Verst Logistics, which is based in Walton, Kentucky and employs nearly 1,600, has distributed bonuses to full-time employees.’

‘[T]he Senate will vote to take up a measure that would ensure the most vulnerable in our society are granted the protection they deserve under law. The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act reflects a growing mainstream consensus that unborn children should not be subjected to elective abortion after 20 weeks.’

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Serious and Constructive Talks Continue on Border Security, Immigration, Defense Funding

January 29, 2018

Tax Reform: More Jobs, Bonuses, Pay Increases

January 29, 2018

Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act Should Not Be a Partisan Issue

The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act reflects a growing mainstream consensus that unborn children should not be subjected to elective abortion after 20 weeks.

January 29, 2018