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The government in Mexico City has been hindered by a lengthy presidential transition: Since López Obrador was elected all the way back in July, the outgoing Peña Nieto administration has had no mandate to make any big policy decisions, while the incoming government did not yet have its hands fully on the reins. Last week, the Trump administration reportedly reached a deal with incoming interior minister Olga Sánchez Cordero on a “Remain in Mexico” policy that will force migrants stay in that country while U.S. immigration authorities process their asylum applications (Sánchez Cordero quickly denied that any formal deal was struck). … [Read more...] about The Migrant Crisis Means No Honeymoon for Mexico’s New President

“It’s important for people to have the right to vote and to protect their right to vote and their health, and we believe by offering people the option of voting by mail, at the same time preserving the option of voting in person, we’re doing the right thing.” … [Read more...] about Keller @ Large: When It Comes To Mail-In Voting, The President’s Claims Of Fraud Don’t Hold Up

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) on Thursday urged federal judges who are in their mid-to-late 60s to step aside so that Republicans, increasingly nervous about holding the Senate majority in the November election as they eye President Trump’s poll numbers, can fill the vacancies now…. … [Read more...] about Lindsey Graham Asks Older Judges to Retire So Trump Can Replace Them

But the FAQ was not an official party document and has not been broadly adopted by legislators supporting a Green New Deal. Its language about cows and planes does not appear in the text of the Green New Deal resolution many congressional Democrats have endorsed. The resolution simply calls for "overhauling transportation systems in the United States to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector" and "working collaboratively with farmers and ranchers in the United States to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible." … [Read more...] about Fact check: A list of Trump’s general false claims from March 16 through May 3

Furthermore, the GOP proposal aims to solve a problem that does not exist. Under existing law, if a furloughed employee turns down an offer to return to work, they lose eligibility for unemployment benefits. And even if this were not the case, it’s not necessarily in the public interest for nonessential workers to reenter the labor force at this point; daily coronavirus cases are still rising in more than a dozen states. On the list of problems the U.S. economy currently faces, “there are too many unfilled jobs because unemployment benefits have left workers without any motivation to join the labor force” ranks just below “there isn’t enough unwanted oil sitting in warehouses.” … [Read more...] about GOP Vows to Kill Only Thing Keeping Economy (and Trump) Afloat