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Print and digital journalist with interests in legislative bodies, policy analysis and domestic elections.

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Immigration Reform Remains the Senate’s White Whale

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By Ursula Perano
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The Senate has — for now, at least — failed to secure a deal on immigration policy reform after two fatal shootings of protesters by immigration enforcement agents in Minnesota. That’s a familiar struggle. “I think they’re a long ways toward a solution,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Thursday. “There are a couple of issues, obviously, they’re going to have to work through and work out.
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Daily Immigration News Clips - February 17, 2026

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By Julia Ainsley Verified, Ursula Perano, Adrian Carrasquillo Verified
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Republicans Say Trump Turning on Incumbents Makes Keeping Their Majority Harder

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By Ursula Perano, Reese Gorman Verified
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President Donald Trump is letting loose against Senate Republican incumbents — creating headaches for chamber leadership and leaving vulnerable lawmakers to fend against the president’s ire. In a matter of months, Trump has turned on Sen. Bill Cassidy (who’s facing a strong primary challenger), Sen. Susan Collins (who the president said should “never be elected again”) and Sen. Thom Tillis (who’s since opted for retirement), all of whom were or are up for reelection in 2026.
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