The WFEA Morning Update

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Expelling Congressmen, Dignity Immigration Act
The Hill’s Emily Brooks: Expelling Congressmen, Dignity Immigration Act

The Hill’s Emily Brooks shares her top three articles to start the week. First up, Emily talks about the resignations of Congressman Swalwell and Congressman Gonzales, and the potential of other congresspeople facing expulsion this week.

Emily talks about the last-minute battle over the reauthorization of the FISA Warrant Act and a major battle unfolding over Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar’s Dignity Act.

Check out Emily’s weekly newsletter, The Movement.

 

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