Caitlin Emma is a budget and appropriations reporter for POLITICO, specializing in covering the federal budget and spending bills. She is also a co-author of POLITICOPro's Budget & Appropriations Brief. Caitlin's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe and she provides insights and analysis on budgetary matters to a wide audience.
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The House speaker wants a continuing resolution into next year.
By: Caitlin Emma, Jennifer Scholtes
House GOP leaders are hoping to put swing-district Democrats in a bind over a proof-of-citizenship add-on to the spending legislation.
Live updates and analysis from POLITICO’s Congress team.
House Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP leaders are still hoping to vote next week on a continuing resolution that would run through March 28 and include legislation requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.
Ahead of the vote, former President Donald Trump re-upped his demand that Republicans use a government shutdown threat to ding Democrats on a measure requiring proof of citizenship for registered voters.
“We have time to fix the situation,” the speaker told reporters.
Live updates and analysis from POLITICO’s Congress team.
By: Caitlin Emma, Olivia Beavers, Jordain Carney, Nicholas Wu
The speaker isn’t indicating his plans after his conservative-favored proposal failed on the House floor Wednesday, but the prediction is widely shared in the House and Senate.
By Jordain Carney, Caitlin Emma, Olivia Beavers, Nicholas Wu | 09/20/2024 06:48 AM EDT
By: Jennifer Scholtes, Caitlin Emma
Without congressional action, the Small Business Administration can’t make new loan offers to people trying to rebuild businesses and homes hit by disasters like Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
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