A GOP resolution condemning Los Angeles protests against ICE raids got some Democratic support — just not a lot.

The Trump administration is ending temporary protected status for Afghanistan, meaning some people could be at risk for deportation.

Back home over recess, lawmakers are being confronted by the White House's actions around the man wrongly deported to El Salvador's mega prison.

Several Republicans and Trump officials have visited for what Rep. Jamie Raskin called “right-wing photo ops.”

Why? “It actually doesn’t save money,” said the chair of the Freedom Caucus.

Some of the White House’s most derided examples of wasteful spending from USAID aren’t connected to the agency at all.

Mark Greenblatt, the Interior Department’s recently fired inspector general, is worried there may be an institutional brain drain — especially when it comes to oversight.

“This stuff is campaign finance 101. You don’t take freebies,” one campaign finance expert told NOTUS.

“They are trying to win the PR fight,” one immigration advocate said.

On Thursday, Karoline Leavitt’s failed congressional campaign amended every FEC filing it had ever made to reveal that she failed to disclose hundreds of thousands of dollars in excessive contribution...

Officials from cities with so-called “sanctuary” policies could face prosecution under President Donald Trump, but they say they’ll stand by their laws.

The president’s executive actions are keeping refugees and other people seeking relief out of the country, even if they’ve gone through legal channels.

In a slate of executive orders signed on Monday, President Donald Trump is tempting the courts and punishing immigrants.

Immigration groups are already talking to potential plaintiffs and prepping legal strategy to fight incoming President Donald Trump’s actions in court.

Immigration lawyers and advocates say Democrats are ignoring huge implications of the bill.

The Laken Riley Act moved forward in the Senate in a 84-9 vote, but some Democrats who voted to proceed want amendments before final passage.

In a statement to NOTUS, the USPS left the door open for guidance around the Comstock Act to change, but it plans to “continue to act consistent” with a DOJ memo until then.

“She is strategic, surgical in her approach. She works very well with other members and our staff,” Rep. Ayanna Pressley said. “And at a time when people are looking for more diverse representatives a...

Even among Republicans.

“I’m not gonna let the government tell me what to do in my job,” one Trump-supporting sheriff told NOTUS.

“I’m not gonna let the government tell me what to do in my job,” one Trump-supporting sheriff told NOTUS.

For Rep.-elect Tom Barrett, getting a certain office in the Longworth building took on the significance of family lore.

Unreported facts referenced in court depositions make it clear that Gaetz sent thousands of dollars to young women, attended sex parties where a 17-year-old was present and kept tabs on witnesses thro...

GOP lawmakers broadly expressed confidence that a deportation operation will be fair and won’t target people who don’t deserve to be targeted.

Senators said Trump’s call for recess appointments should be a last resort.

The Texas senator has a rocky relationship with the MAGA right.

Party operatives question whether voters will take Democrats seriously — and whether donors will still open their wallets — after another statewide loss to Ted Cruz.

Already censured by the North Carolina GOP for voting alongside Democrats, Tillis is staring down a politically treacherous last two years of his term.