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House Agenda for the Week of April 13

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By Galen Bacharier, Erin Bacon Verified, Olivia Gyapong
| Bloomberg Government Verified
The House returns from spring recess this week with planned votes on an aviation safety bill spurred by last year’s deadly collision over the Potomac River and the renewal of controversial surveillance powers set to expire April 20. Lawmakers are scheduled to vote on an 18-month extension of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act authorities, as well as three bills modifying emissions limits and environmental reviews under the Clean Air Act.
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BGOV Hill Watch: Reconciliation, Iran, Deadlines Jam Hill Agenda

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By Brandon Lee, Erin Bacon Verified, Galen Bacharier, Olivia Gyapong, Claire Hebert, Greg Tourial, John Woolley, Chris Cioffi Verified, Zach Cohen, Victoria Knight, Oma Seddiq Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Congress returns this week to tackle a daunting list of priorities, including fiscal 2026 appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security and additional funding for immigration enforcement and defense. Republicans are preparing to move on President Donald Trump’s request to use a partisan fast-track process that would circumvent a Democratic filibuster, an ambitious effort with a tight deadline: Trump wants it on his desk by June 1, and House Republicans are far from unified.
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House Agenda for the Week of March 23

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By Galen Bacharier, Erin Bacon Verified, Olivia Gyapong
| Bloomberg Government Verified
The House is planning to vote this week on another bill to fund the Homeland Security Department, which is entering its sixth week of a partial shutdown, along with a resolution expressing gratitude for DHS employees. Senators met with officials over the weekend to seek an agreement on reopening the department and modifying immigration enforcement procedures.
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