House Republicans will vote next week on a bill to limit nationwide injunctions from federal district judges amid party frustration over rulings blocking President Donald Trump’s executive actions.

The No Rogue Rulings Act, a bill from Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., would “limit the judicial overreach of partisan federal judges issuing political nationwide injunctions to impede President Trump’s agenda the majority of American voters elected him to carry out,” said House Majority Leader Steve Scalise.

Several district court judges have issued nationwide orders halting Trump administration executive actions, drawing frustration from Republicans and the president himself. Read Full Story

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J.D. Vance is set to take over the role of finance chairman for the Republican National Committee — marking the first time a sitting vice president has assumed the post.

Vance will be the face of the GOP’s fundraising efforts, letting him strengthen the party’s relationship with donors and build ties with well-heeled supporters, moves that could boost his presidential ambitions. 

“To enact the MAGA mandate and President [Donald] Trump’s vision that voters demanded, we must keep and grow our Republican majorities in 2026,” Vance said. Read Full Story

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Illegal immigration at the southern border virtually disappeared in February, according to the latest government data Wednesday that showed improvements across the board. 

Under President Donald Trump’s border initiative, illegal immigrants caught by Border Patrol agents was the lowest recorded in decades at 8,347, a 71% drop compared to January and a 94% drop from February 2024 under President Joe Biden. 

“The men and women of U.S. Customs and Border Protection continue to aggressively implement the president’s executive orders to secure our borders,” said Pete Flores, CBP’s acting commissioner. Read Full Story

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