House GOP gets little direction from Trump on immigration
Republican lawmakers and Trump searched anxiously Tuesday for a way to end the administration's policy of separating families
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Republican lawmakers and Trump searched anxiously Tuesday for a way to end the administration's policy of separating families
Trump sees his hard-line immigration stance as a winning issue heading into a midterm election
Republican from South Carolina lost the GOP primary hours after the president weighed in last week
President Trump stays defiant on immigration; lobbyists pay-to-play with state prosecutors
Republicans hammered Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz about messages between Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page
"The administration has the power to rescind this policy. It should do so now," McCain tweeted
President Trump heads to Capitol Hill Tuesday to press House Republicans on a pair of immigration bills. The uproar is getting louder over his "zero tolerance" policy for illegal immigrants. In a CBS News poll, 67 percent of Americans say separating children from parents on the southern border is unacceptable. Paula Reid reports.
The court sidestepped a definitive ruling in cases in Wisconsin and Maryland concerning partisan redistricting
There's growing outrage over the separation of children from parents who illegally cross the border into the U.S. That includes condemnation from Republicans and all four living former first ladies. CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett reports.
In a new CBS News poll out Monday, 67 percent of Americans call separating children from parents unacceptable. That includes 90 percent of Democrats, while Republicans are split on the issue.
The administration put the policy in place and could easily end it after it has led to a spike in cases of split and distraught families
President Trump is meeting with House Republicans this week as they prepare to vote on two separate immigration bills. CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett reports from the White House.
President Trump said that his former campaign aide, Paul Manafort, going to jail is "very unfair." The comments were made in a tweet which followed an impromptu morning press conference where the president commented on Manafort, the recent Inspector General's report, and North Korea, among other issues. Michael Graham, CBSN political contributor, Boston Herald columnist and politics editor for NHJournal.com, joins CBSN to discuss the day's news.
"We know from years of experience that we need to fix our immigration laws and that using children is not the answer," said Collins
President Trump will meet with House Republicans on Capitol Hill Tuesday to discuss the issue
The GOP is looking to solve one of the most divisive issues in an election year
The inspector general at the Justice Department has issued a report on the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation. It's a report that's been long awaited by both Democrats and Republicans. "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan has more on the political fallout.
President Trump on Friday expressed he might not support a "moderate" immigration bill
The House majority whip fielded a ground ball and threw out the first batter of Thursday night's game at Nationals Park
A “discussion draft” suggests House GOP would fully fund border barriers and change a visa program
Leadership spoke to reporters after reaching a conference-wide agreement on immigration legislation
Video shows Rep. David Stringer saying "immigration today represents an existential threat to the United States"
State Rep. Katie Arrington, repeatedly highlighted Sanford's criticism of the president as she won the South Carolina primary Tuesday
McConnell has surpassed the tenure of the previous record-holder, former GOP Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas
On Tuesday, voters go to the polls in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia