decision is a violation of international law poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that can penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two after house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us the german parliament as debating whether to allow family members of refugees into the country issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor merkel's christian democrats and the opposition social democrats in march two thousand and sixteen the government suspended family reunifications for two years. the yemeni government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden zeshan us forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the unrest and aid groups have had to suspend operations in. quarter cambodia has rejected a bail request by office later can soak up as arrested and september during a government crackdown on the opposition as cambodia national rescue party was also shut

decision a violation of international law poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that could penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the u.s. according cambodia has rejected a bail request by opposition leader come so he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government a charge he says is politically motivated so that was arrested in september and a government crackdown on the opposition the many government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden session his forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the unrest and aid groups have suspended operations in. russia has dismissed evidence from the u.s. and u.n. that iran supplied missiles to yemen's who the rebels pressured rather says it was inconclusive and would reject any bit to sanction tehran those are your headlines keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is next. there the children of ja

a polish bill that would make it illegal to suggest poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the u.s. . the f.b.i. has raised questions about the accuracy of a seeker congressional memo that suggests the agency and justice department abused their power the white house intends to release the classified document that contains allegations of anti-trust bias our white house correspondent kimberly reports. thank you and god bless america goodbye for many people it was the text of donald trump state of the union speech that made headlines instead it was his unscripted comments as he left the chamber referencing a secret memo purporting to show top law enforcement tools were used for political purposes the twenty sixteen presidential election was released for iraq the war on the. right. it's a classified memo written by top republicans and members of the house intelligence committee they allege shows a misuse of power by the f.b.i. and justice department under the obama administration will investigating the truck campaign

king with penalties of up to five years in prison the measure still needs to be approved by the upper house rights groups here the measures could be misused by prime minister hun sen to further stifle dissent is monitoring developments from thailand in bangkok. no surprise really that the last majesté lost sailed through the national assembly in phnom penh given that the ruling cambodian people's party of prime minister hun sen who's been in power for more than thirty years dominates that house of the national assembly so now the law will go to the senate which will really just be a formality again and then on to the king who will sign off on this lot and after that anyone who is found guilty of insulting them on the key can be jailed for up to five years and of course the concern is that this law could be used by the prime minister by the government to further the crackdown on any political opposition or dissent because we have seen a willingness of the past year or so certainly by the prime minister and his government to use the courts to their advantage we've had the largest opposition p

poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that could penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the u.s. according cambodia has rejected a bail request by opposition leader come so he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government a charge he says is politically motivated so he was arrested in september during a government crackdown on the opposition the many government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden session his forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the unrest and aid groups have suspended operations in. russia has dismissed evidence from the u.s. and u.n. that iran supplied missiles to the rebels russia rather says it was inconclusive and would reject any bit to sanction tehran those are your headlines keep it here on al-jazeera and sad story it's next. to the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one. is g

they will be a celebration of the upper house with food and cultural activities and performances andarade begins at 10:00 this morning.>>> mattel is releasing a new lyra craft -- lara craft doll. they unveiled it at the toy fair. there she is. she comes with various items including in acts a map and a journal. also a certificate of authenticity. mattel is doing a strong woman barbie. >>> speaking of strong woman, there is one. [ laughter ] see what is coming up. >>> the news continues throughout the morning but do you have that fake lemon or that really strong smell that comes with cleaning products? harsh sprays and chemicals may come with dangerous side effects. women regularly clean at home or work and are putting their health at risk. the studies say women are damaging their lungs equal to smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. we will detail the study and a curious finding on what happens to men. also their idea dressing for the workday that some people dressed in pajamas. you can work from home. united health and at no higher for people to work at home. perks that work from home j

bill that would make it illegal to suggest that poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us if the bill is signed into law by the president some offenses could carry jail sentences of up to three years not just for show research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing this past even the darkest shameful part of the polish past is not present in any way poland is a democratic state of law respecting the freedom of public debate respecting scientific research respecting the right to criticism. of the circus act as to survive this law has a very wide scope of application it may also refer to the discussion about history which takes place in every country also in poland especially about the newest history about the times of the nazi occupation this public discussion should take place without any obstacles you cannot take place under the supervision of the prosecutor. twenty a russian athletes have had their lifetime ban from berlin pick sport overturned just a week out from

has passed a new law that makes it a crime to insult the king if approved the opera house by the upper house anyone found guilty of a royal in seoul faces up to five years in prison by scoops here the measure could be misused by a prime minister who insane to further societal dissent to stay with us on al-jazeera. last. in late one thousand nine hundred fifteen world war one was being fought in the trenches of mainland europe. britain france and russia were allied against the central powers of germany austria-hungary and the ottomans. the war in europe was tagged meeting but britain urgently needed a strategy as to how to divide the ottoman empire with france should the allies be victorious. the prime minister turned to a young british politician called sir mark sykes who had cast himself as the government's advisor on the middle east. the ottoman empire is assailed by misfortune crippled by mary advices and the prey of alien greed ambition and timidity one. englishman may have ideas but they are unable to take any steps to overturn the regime and free the people's interests power. by the th

the chairman of russia's federation council the upper house of the country's parliament has given her thoughts on the controversy over the court's decision. when you know i'm with you through deep but we don't know the people at the court of arbitration for sport but i think we should be grateful the despite the unrelenting pressure they found the courage to be guided by objective data and the principles of the olympic movement by making their decision of course it can be argued there is a need to reform the court of arbitration for sport especially given the i.o.c. and happiness with the decision but it also makes sense to think about reform in the world anti-doping agency and the international olympic committee itself in particular for showing an inability to act within a democratic framework i think it's a clear sign of the degeneration of the olympic movement and spirit. in december the russian flag a national anthem were bound by the i.o.c. from the south korean games its will compete as neutrals but one design agency has come up with alternative for russian fans. the so. say a l

poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that can penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two for house to back the draft legist legislation that is israel and the u.s. did have objections. twenty eight russian athletes have had their lifetime olympic bans overturned just over a week away from the winter games and young change but they still won't be able to compete under the russian flag that federation remains banned for alleged state sponsored to bring. parliament and germany is debating whether to allow family members of refugees into the country the issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats and the opposition social democrats in march two thousand and sixteen in the government suspended family reunifications for two years. they in many government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden possession as forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and in

polish bill that would make it illegal to suggest poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and also from the us twenty eight russian athletes have had their lifetime ban from the export overturned just a week out from the winter olympic games and yung chang the decision was made by the court of arbitration for sport after an appeal last month each had been banned by the international olympic committee for joe ping at the two thousand and fourteen games in sochi but the court found there was and sufficient evidence. politicians have voted to allow refugees to start bringing their closest relatives and to the country later this year a two year suspension on family reunifications will be extended for the coming months but will eventually be lifted beginning in august those are the headlines news continues keep it here on al-jazeera inside story next and then more news after that. yemen has further split with aid and under the control of southern separatists the internationally recognized government is confined to the pr

its senate approved the bill making it illegal to suggest it was complicit in the holocaust the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the u.s. air force it has more on how the development is being perceived in israel. in the early hours of thursday morning polish senators voted to pass a bill that israel says is designed to hide the truth about poland's role in the holocaust nazi occupied poland was the second world war site of some of the worst horrors of the holocaust the concentration camp birkenau has become its most potent symbol but poland objects to terms such as polish death camps instead of nazi ones pointing out poles were victims of invasion then occupation is what is meant will go we are very sad and surprised our fight for the truth for the dignity of poles is perceived and interpreted in this way. the bill would punish without the three years' imprisonment anyone accusing the polish nation of complicity in the extermination of the jews the domestic opponents of the proposed law its terms to group this. sort of public discussion should take p

decision is a violation of international law poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that can penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two after house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us the german parliament is debating whether to allow family members of refugees into the country this has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor merkel's christian democrats and the opposition social democrats in march two thousand and sixteen the government suspended family reunification for two years at the yemeni government and session as have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden possession us forces backed by the u.a.e. took control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the unrest and aid groups that had to suspend operations in aden. according cambodia has rejected a bail request by office leader kim soca so cobra's arrested and september during a government crackdown on the opposition is cambodian national

poland's upper house has voted in favor of a bill that can penalize people who blame it for nazi war crimes during world war two for house back the draft legist legislation that is israel and the u.s. did have objections. twenty eight russian athletes have had their lifetime olympic bans overturned just over a week away from the winter games in pyongyang but they still won't be able to compete under the russian flag that federation remains banned for alleged state sponsored to bring. parliament and germany is debating whether to allow family members of refugees into the country issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats and the opposition social democrats in march two thousand and sixteen in the government suspended family reunifications for two years. they a many government and secessionists have swapped prisoners in the southern port city of aden session as forces backed by the control of aden from the government on tuesday after several days of fighting dozens have been killed and injured in the res

polish bill that would make it illegal to suggest it was complicit in the nazi holocaust poland's upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us reports. the polish senate voted overwhelmingly to approve new holocaust legislation that makes it a crime to refer to wartime nazi extermination camps as being polish or to accuse poland of complicity in the atrocities of the third reich. israel has condemned it the foreign ministry saying on twitter israel views with utmost gravity any attempt to challenge historical truth no law will change the facts but poland's ruling party denies the charge pointing out that academic research and artistic expression are exempt but the. research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing it even the darkest most shameful part of the polish past is not threatened in any way opposition m.p.'s warned the bill was an attack on free speech there was a reason. they cannot be any law that will suppress the discussion this bill is worded in such a way that discussion can be suppressed here in poland bu

unlike the mclean house, and upper-middle-class home with 3300 square feet, perfect for the surrender meeting for lee and grant, the kelly house far more represents what most people around appomattox county and southside virginia would have lived in in the mid-1860's. it is down here that we find an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about what happened to hannah reynolds immediately after the war. unfortunately she passed away from wounds received during the final battles. down here at the kelly house on the eastern end of the village, we find an excellent example of what happened next after the surrender. kelly house was actually completed in 1855. the kelly family was a large one. there were five sons in this family and all five fought in the war in the army of northern virginia. in fact, at least one or maybe two were here for the surrender in their own hometown on april 9 and the stacking of arms on april 12, 1865. in the years that followed the war, eventually this house would be purchased by a man named john robertson. we don't know a great deal about john robertso

click there in the upper corner, the house committee memo, and we will have phone lines open again tomorrow morning on "washington journal." we talked earlier today to a reporter with "usa today" with more on the memo. >> this is an investigative reporter. what does the release of this memo mean for the overall house intelligence committee investigation into russian interference? >> it is hard to know. it is hard to assess whether this is a legal or political document or something else, and it is hard to assess the claims that it makes. it is saying this is surveillance that was legally questionable, but it does not really say what the legal standard was or what law might have been broken, and it is not clear as a reader where that comes from. >> you tweeted about that, saying the curious thing about the memo is it does not accuse the fbi or justice with any particular law. there are legal bantered for warrant applications, but it does not reference them. do youthat important or think this memo is just meant to make a statement? >> i do not know what the intention is. i am wary of anybody,

approved a bill that would make it illegal to suggest poland was complicit in the nazi holocaust the upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and to the us israel accuses poland of trying to rewrite history if the bill is signed into law by the president some offenses could carry jail sentences of up to three years not just for show research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing this past even the dark is part of the polish past is not present in any way poland is a democratic state of law respecting the freedom of public debate respecting scientific research respecting the right to criticism of the circus circus to survive and this law has a very wide scope of application it may also refer to the discussion about history which takes place in every country also in poland especially about the newest history about the times of the nazi occupation this public discussion should take place without any obstacles you cannot take place under the supervision of the prosecutor on the. poland says it's trying to restore its reputation and

after its senate approved a bill making it illegal to suggest it was complicit in the holocaust the upper house backed the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us are a force it has more now on how the development is perceived in israel in the early hours of thursday morning polish senators voted to pass a bill that israel says is designed to hide the truth about poland's role in the holocaust nazi occupied poland was the second world war site of some of the worst horrors of the holocaust the concentration camp at auschwitz birkenau has become its most potent symbol but poland objects to terms such as polish death camps instead of nazi ones pointing out poles were victims of invasion then occupation is what. we are very sad and surprised our fight for the truth for the dignity of poles is perceived and interpreted in this way. the bill would punish without the three years' imprisonment anyone accusing the polish nation of complicity in the extermination of the jews or domestic opponents of the proposed law its terms to prove it at this now for the sort of public discussion s

they don't have a bill to get to the upper house, let alone through the chamber.hen you talk about a fix right now, there is no real answer, no real pathway, and i think a lot of people right now are staring at the courts for what would make anything happen in the future. >> you were talking to aides today. do they have an end game? >> i think when you talk to people on both sides, you can recognize that the prism through which people see the negotiations, the white house and the democrats, needs to shift here. the democrats are saying a path to citizenship, not just the 800,000 people who have daca, but the 1.2 million that would apply, we have to move to a lottery, something the president says repeatedly. so then probably pared-back is the way to go. john, you know this better than anybody. when congress can't think of a bigger picture way to do things, they do it a lot skinnier and continue to kick the can down the road. as you know, the white house has made clear what they want. they have done anything they possibly could to undercut any option out there right

polish bill that would make it illegal to suggest it was complicit in the nazi holocaust poland's upper house back the draft legislation despite objections from israel and the us jonah hill reports. the polish senate voted overwhelmingly to approve new holocaust legislation that makes it a crime to refer to wartime nazi extermination camps as being polish or to accuse poland of complicity in the atrocities of the third reich. israel has condemned it the foreign ministry saying on twitter israel views with utmost gravity any attempt to challenge historical truth no law will change the facts but poland's ruling party denies the charge pointing out that academic research and artistic expression are exempt but. research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing it even the darkest most shameful part of the polish past is not threatened in any way opposition m.p.'s warned the bill was an attack on free speech there was a. there cannot be any law that will suppress the discussion this bill is worded in such a way that discussion can be suppressed here in poland b

it's a very sensitive position to be in the upper edge lines of the white house, and certainly involvesret documents. it won't any more. and the president's daily briefing, will it change the way he operates everyday in the white house? according to his lawyer, no won't. although it's difficult how he could be a syria adviser or especially on foreign affairs, he's been working on issues to do with mexico, china and the middle east and the dealing with the president directly on that. presumably he won't have the same access as the president will have two key information on those important issues. and we know that mr kushner has got a lot of question mark hanging over him when it comes to things like the russian probe. he made a number of omissions in his security clearance application last year. are there just too many issues, too many concerns about him to let him back into the inner circle? what we don't know is of any specific issues that might be holding up his clearance. you are right, he has lived and lives a complicated life. before entering the white house, he was a businessman d

would suggest the herbal right now to the appropriations process functioning is not only be an upper house, it's the senate. until they figure out how to work together or how to change the rules allow them to pass bills with the majority and not a super majority, it is unlikely we'll see an end to the current budget impasse that we have? >> i think there are other changes to drive additional accountability. a few weeks ago introduced a bill that would create a joint commission on ajit process and this is modeled after something we did in pennsylvania where we had a similar difficult problem for decades and created an inside commission. we would include folks from administration, potential yourself. wanted to get your thoughts on that. do you believe the administration should be involved in efforts by congress to reform the federal budget process? >> i encourage you to reach out to counterpart mr. enzi innocent one of leading voices on budget process of four. senator daines, a former member of this body, very interesting try to get away to reform the system so that works and we can spend mo

been clinging on to porter as an aide in a sense inside his white house to try to keep president trump on track. there was shock at the upper ranking of the white house. why did general kelly put his name on report along with sarah huckabee sanders and so many with rob porter as the situation was fluid? of course, they were loyal and friendly with rob porter. but there were a lot of questions today inside the west wing. why did they rush? why did they put their names out there on things that weren't finished? if it's about being this veteran general, where was the judgment when it mattered with a white house in crisis? >> a blind spot? you're being very generous. a blind spot is what i have for my children's bad behavior in public. a brind spot is not what we call allowing someone with a history of allegations against him of domestic abuse. the fact that john kelly has defended guys like this before. we need to turn to the markets. just 25 seconds ago, the market has opened. i want to bring in my colleague and friend dom chu. remember, we are coming off another massive meltdown day. a wild ride this week. i mean, remember,

house senior official. and that's a problem with having people in the upper echelons of the white house who are also in they. when we come back ivanka, jared, and the nepotism crisis blossoming in trump's white house next. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ >>> do you believe your father's accusers? >> i think it's a pretty inappropriate question to ask a daughter if she believes the accusers of her father when he has affirmatively stated that there's no truth to it. i don't think that's a question you would ask many other daughters. i believe my father. i know my father. i think i have that right as a daughter to believe my father. >> talking about ivanka trump, jared kushner and nepotism in the white house. josh earnest served under president obama as press secretary. he was not a blood relative so he could not at the podium invoke that which i imagine, josh, having taken difficult questions, watching that, you wish you could have been, like, how dare you ask

four billion pounds in this in the city of london money orders need things to buy they need houses on the upper east side or in belgravia london. destination for these proceeds has always been the on the shore capitals i think that there is all of a sudden a new age if you like you might call it political opportunism. but it is. it has become politically very incorrect to be a jurisdiction like london and less so new york strength but like london where this kind of. cover a range meant is is is tacitly accepted by the or far it is and i think it's extremely difficult for the british or thought has given the transparency they've insisted on interesting like the cayman islands they have a double standard not to apply the same level of transparency with regard to. places like london where these proceeds are actually loaned the special interest in this the charas because they don't seem to be losing much they're only gaining as i said i think if that scheme is implemented at the end of the day the british government will be the ultimate beneficiary of all those ill gotten assets because it can clai

for me i watch a lot of hgtv, fixer upper, joanna. >> house hunters. >> yeah. >> and now-- . [laughter] >> and darlene, you do yoga. >> well, i run and you can't be texting and writing and reading your phone when you're running. i also do yoga and that's an hour without the phone. you can't, again, do texting and all of that stuff when you're in a downward dog. [laughter] >> so, i second everything that nia has said. you do have to carve out pockets of time. a couple of weeks ago i took myself to the movies. >> what did you see? >> i was just trying to remember, i saw "the post", okay, so it's-- . [laughter] >> and you forgot that? >> oh. >> i couldn't remember the other day that the state of the union was just last week. >> i'm saying this quickly. i went to the-- i'd go on the show 6 a.m. and dead tired and i woke up and omarosa had been fired. [laughter]. >> don't, don't. >> i didn't say a word. >> for me, self care issue is important. >> you have your kids. >> i have my kids, but i need self-care, too. i do a lot of driving and i drive two hours basically each way every d

for me it's i watch a lot of hdtv, fixer-upper, joanne, house hunters.laughing] >> darling, you do yoga. >> well, i run and you can be texting and writing and reading your phone when you're running. i also do yoga and that's an hour without the phone. you can't again to texting and all that stuff when you're in a downward dog. [laughing] i second everything nia has said. you do have to carve out the pockets of time here and there, a couple weeks ago i took myself to the movies. >> what did you see? >> i was just tried rumor. i saw the post. [laughing] >> and you forgot that? >> i i could remember the other day that the state of the union was just last week. >> i once took a nap because i'd gone on a show alex six again. i was dead tired. i woke up and omarosa had been fired. [laughing] it happens. >> i didn't say a word. >> used to be. >> for me self-care is important. i have my kids but i need self-care, too. i do a lot of driving and i drive to ours basically each way every day. i kind of like decompress, go home and i tried to watch mindless televisio

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a lot of the departures we've seen from the white house and upper ranks of the administration, they represent something more than just craziness. a specific failure in the way this president is running the federal government. that problem is they don't appear to vet people. that cabinet secretary tom price, by the time they nominated him to be health secretary, he admitted to using his position in congress for elicit personal financial gain. he had already admitted he had been trading stock in health care companies while taking action in congress that affected the price of the stocks he was trading. he was already on the record with that. he admitted to that from his time in congress when they decided let's promote that guy and elevate him into the cabinet despite that red flag. well, he did not last long in the cabinet. he quit after surprise, treating the health secretary job like an audition for lifestyles of the rich and famous. the same deal with the cdc director, very powerful, very important job but picked somebody for that job who had financial conflicts of interest for anybody in any

house, andmclean upper-middle-class home, perfect for the surrender meeting, the kelly house far more represents what most people around appomattox county and southside virginia would have lived in in the mid-1860's. it is down here that we find an excellent example of an untold story. we talked about what happened to hannah reynolds after the war. unfortunately, she passed way from wounds in the final battle. down at the kelly house on the eastern end of the village, we find an example of what happened after the surrender. the kelly house was completed in 1855. the kelly family was a large one. there were five sons and his family and all fought in the war in the army of northern virginia. at least one, maybe two, where he for the surrender in their andhome town on april 9, april 12, 1865. in the years that followed the war, eventually, this house would be purchased by a man named john robinson. we do not know a great deal about his early life, but this is a good example of what emancipation looks like in the weeks, months, and years that followed the surrender in appomattox. perhaps

. >> ♪ >> an investigation is under way into the cause of a house fire in upper providence delaware countyhe two alarm fire broke out at the home on the 900 block of north orrin street just before 7:00 this morning. firefighters had to battle smoky conditions but they were able to get the flames under control quickly. everyone was able to get out of the home safely. >>> a 29-year-old man arrested for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl. philadelphia police say they arrested hassan harold for the crime. yesterday police say they got a call about a nine-year-old awoken in the middle of the night to someone sexually assaulting her. she was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. tonight police have charged harold with rape and aggravated assault. >>> the search is an on for a driver who hit a woman with her car and took off. she was hit at the intersection of pulaski avenue and hunting park in nicetown. the woman was taken to a hospital for a broken arm. so far police have no description of the vehicle. >>> fbi officers in bensalem performing a mysterious investigation. investiga

what was most surprising to me, when you talk about the upper echelon of a white house official, people whose titles include assistant to the president, there are 30 of those in the trump administration and 10 of those, ten of those officials were operating and a completely are interim clearance including jared kushner, it includes ivan can trump, dan scavino who was involved in a lot of meetings taking pictures. another group of officials hosh dollars have top secret clearance but were waiting for the highest level clearance so-called sci clearance in order to view the same and most side effect classified documents that the president would encounter. so one of the explanations again has had to do with whether there was a lag, a backlog of -- but what's important to note, there were 12 officials who starred after ivan can trump officially went onto the white house payroll who managed to get the highest level of clearance while these other officials are still waiting for theirs. >> there are a bunch of people started at the same time, some managed to get permanent clearance. there's a bu

bill the late night debate played out for hours and eventually passing in the upper chamber but still needing approval in the house of representatives deal raises spending caps by roughly three hundred billion dollars over two years more than half going to the military the rest non-defense spending including much needed money for disaster relief programs infrastructure projects and community health clinics fiscally conservative critics say the budget deal will send the deficit soaring but the deal doesn't protect illegal immigrants brought to the united states as children providing a pathway for legal status has been a key demand of democrats they previously been protected as part of the obama era daca program the leading house republican says the issue will soon be address my commitments to working together on an immigration measure that we can make law is the sincere commitments let me repeat i'm a commitment to working together on an immigration measure that we can make law as a sincere commitment we will solve this doc a problem with that promise the house republicans and democrats passed the budget deal sendi

the late night debate played out for hours of revenge only passing in the upper chamber but still needing approval in the house of representatives the deal raises spending caps by roughly three hundred billion dollars over two years one hundred sixty five billion will go to the military one hundred thirty one billion going to domestic spending including does that aster relief programs but this also means the deal will send the deficit soaring to more than a trillion dollars by next year and it doesn't include a key democrat demand protection for illegal immigrants known as dreamers brought to the united states as children still without legal status and potentially facing deportation if congress doesn't act but the leading house republican promised immigration can only be addressed once the government is fully funded i'm confident we can bring a bipartisan solution the floor that can get signed into law and solve this problem the program to protect dreamers was eliminated by president donald trump last year and congress has just reeks left to legalize their status or many could face deportation kimberly health