House in limbo as GOP struggles to find path for spy powers, Farm Bill, ICE funding
The House Rules Committee met Monday to advance a single procedural rule that, if it passed on the floor, would tee up all three major pieces of legislation. But the committee went into recess overnight as Republicans demanding various policy additions and leaders tried to hash out agreements. The Rules panel initially said it would return to session at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, but shortly after, the panel again indefinitely postponed its return time.
- ▪The House Rules Committee met Monday to advance a single procedural rule that, if it passed on the floor, would tee up all three major pieces of legislation.
- ▪But the committee went into recess overnight as Republicans demanding various policy additions and leaders tried to hash out agreements.
- ▪The Rules panel initially said it would return to session at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, but shortly after, the panel again indefinitely postponed its return time.
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House House in limbo as GOP struggles to find path for spy powers, farm bill, ICE funding Comments: by Emily Brooks and Sudiksha Kochi - 04/28/26 9:29 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Emily Brooks and Sudiksha Kochi - 04/28/26 9:29 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING House Republicans’ ambitious agenda for the week is in limbo as leaders struggle to come to a consensus with hard-line conservatives on legislation to reauthorize foreign spy powers, the farm bill, and a party-line budget blueprint to fund immigration enforcement as part of a two-step plan to end the record-long Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown. The House Rules Committee met Monday to advance a single procedural rule that, if it passed on the floor, would tee up all three major pieces of legislation.
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