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    US midterms 2026: Democrats win Congress, but can they change Trump's immigration policies?

    The recent 2026 midterm elections have shifted the immigration debate, giving Democrats control of Congress and new leverage against President Trump's policies. As calls for reform intensify, lawmakers face challenges in reversing stringent immigration practices. Key issues surround oversight of ICE, protections for Dreamers, and potential pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. How will this political landscape evolve?

    Who won in Massachusetts? And all you need to know about Mass ballot questions 2026 results on gun-control, marijuana repeal and more

    On November 3, 2026, Massachusetts voters elected all Democratic representatives to the US House of Representatives. Incumbent Democrat Ed Markey retained his Senate seat against Republican John Deaton in a contested race. Voters approved several key ballot measures, such as expanding public records and same-day voter registration. However, proposals for all-party primaries and marijuana repeal were soundly rejected.

    From Kabul to Capitol Hill: Aisha Wahab’s historic win drives Democrats left

    Aisha Wahab made history as the first Afghan-American elected to the U.S. Congress. Her victory highlights a significant leftward shift within the Democratic Party. This progressive surge is evident in other recent primary contest wins across the nation. The movement reflects a younger, more diverse, and immigrant-led political force.

    Can Democrats find their way on immigration?

    Democrats are grappling with a significant immigration challenge, facing criticism for past policy shifts and struggling to regain voter trust. A surge in illegal border crossings and Republican governors' actions have intensified the crisis. Internal divisions persist on addressing the issue, with some advocating for stricter measures and others opposing what they view as Trump-era policies.

    Democrats sense an opportunity, cozy up to Elon Musk after his public spat with Trump on Big, Beautiful Bill

    Elon Musk and Donald Trump are fighting over a big government bill. Musk says the bill is bad and wants it stopped. Some Democrats, who didn’t like Musk before, are now supporting him. Trump is angry and says Musk only got upset after electric car cuts.

    Joe Biden pardons 39 people, commutes sentences of 1,500 others

    President Biden granted clemency to thousands. He pardoned 39 individuals convicted of non-violent crimes. He commuted sentences for almost 1,500 others. Many served long terms for drug offenses. This action followed his pardon of his son, Hunter. Civil rights groups urge Biden to grant more clemencies. They want him to address unjust incarcerations. Biden plans further clemency reviews.

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