Sessions Vows to Fight “Harder Than Ever Before” Against Obama’s Amnesty Funding in Spending Bill
Late Thursday night the House of Representatives passed a $1.1 trillion spending package. Although the legislation takes minor steps to limit funding for Homeland Security through February, the legislation does not take immediate steps to defund President Obama’s recent executive action on illegal immigration. More from Heritage: The $1.1 trillion, 1,603-page (update 1,764-page) bill would fund most of the federal government through September 30, 2015 while extending funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) until February 27, 2015. Importantly, the bill does nothing to block President Obama’s unilateral, unlawful actions which include granting quasi-legal status, work permits and Social Security numbers to those who are in the country illegally….Read More
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