U.S. Senate

Smartphone 'Kill Switch' Bill Introduced to U.S. Congress, Legislation Allows Consumers to Delete Private Info During Theft for Free

Members of the U.S. Congress are working on legislation that would mandate the addition of a "kill switch" for all smartphones purchased in the United States.

Immigration Reform News 2013: Bill Will Create Jobs, McCain Tells Republican Crowds [VIDEO]

Arizona Senator John McCain is pushing the comprehensive immigration reform bill he helped to write, telling Republican-leaning crowds that it will create jobs and boost the economy.

Immigration Reform News 2013: Senators Make Some Headway Convincing House Republicans

Comprehensive immigration reform faces tough opposition in the conservative House of Representatives, but there are signs that Republicans may be changing their minds.

Immigration Reform 2013 News: Napolitano Steps Down from DHS, House Denounces Senate Bill

Secretary of Homeland security Janet Napolitano resigned this week, and House Republicans struggle to reconcile the needs of the national party with the desires of their constituents.

Senate Passes Immigration Reform Bill

The revolutionary new bill will now go on to the House of Representatives for a vote A bipartisan effort in the Senate has led to a new immigration reform bill that will now find its way to the House of Representatives.

Immigration Reform News 2013: Bill Passes First Vote, 82-15, Despite Conservative Intransigence

The bipartisan immigration reform bill passed its first test on the floor of the Senate today, receiving an impressive 82 votes in favor of cloture, which allows the bill to move on to the next phase of debate.

Immigration Reform News 2013: GOP Support Grows But Lautenberg Replacement Still On the Fence

The bipartisan immigration reform bill gained a bit more Republican support recently, but it also lost a vote Democrats have been counting on.

Death of N.J. Sen. Lautenberg Could Jeopardize Immigration Reform Bill

The death of New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg yesterday morning leaves the Democrats a vote down in the struggle to pass comprehensive immigration reform.

Gang of Eight Keeps Immigration Reform Bill Intact as It Leaves Judiciary Committee

The bipartisan immigration reform bill has passed the Senate Judiciary Committee and will be taken up by the full Senate sometime this summer. Due to the diligence, and some would say stubbornness, of the Gang of Eight, the bill remains in more of less the same form as when it entered committee.
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