Join CPL for a Free Online Briefing – What to Do! This event information is from the Child Protection League, a Title IX Network member. They have scheduled a free briefing for, Thursday, February 22nd starting at 1:00 pm, Central time, and 2:00 pm, EST.
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Sunday’s Super Bowl with 123.4 million average viewers was the most-watched program in television history. From the overtime win for the Kansas City Chiefs, the halftime show evoking nostalgia in Millennials, the calculation of the carbon footprint from Taylor Swift’s jet, and the celebrity-laden ads, there was a lot to take in. We especially noticed one commercial that purported to support female athletes but was silent on the biggest issue regarding girls and sports in the country.
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The Senate immigration language dropped Sunday night, and it’s even worse than we thought. Despite promises from Senate drafters of mitigating the border crisis, the bill puts into law the very problems that caused millions of illegal aliens to cross our borders.
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Well into the second month of ‘backroom’ negotiations between Senators of both parties and the Administration, America is still waiting to see any text of the bipartisan immigration bill. The proponents of a deal are urging everyone to reserve their opinions until after reading the (nonexistent) bill.
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Eagle Forum applauds the introduction of four pro-life bills sponsored by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT). As our nation remains divided in the post-Roe era, we believe that most Americans can agree that the federal government should not be involved in funding or promoting abortion in any area of federal law.
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Conservatives are united on a singular fact: President Biden could secure the border if he simply enforced the laws on the books.
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Passing a conservative immigration reform bill is nearly an impossible task with a slim majority of Republicans in the House, a Democrat majority in the Senate, and a Democrat in the White House. But Republican chances of re-election may depend on it.
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This year, we do not have to bear another anniversary of Roe v. Wade — the 1972 Supreme Court decision trumping states’ abilities to legislate on abortion restrictions. However, the March for Life is still going strong.
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This week, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on legislation to nullify a rule that allows China to manufacture electric vehicle (EV) chargers. S.J. Res. 38 uses the Congressional Review Act to reign in the powers of bureaucrats who try to use the power of the pen to rewrite existing law. Our Representatives are taking action to protect American manufacturing through this process.
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Shortly after the Supreme Court handed down its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin sent an internal memo to the department saying that the decision would have “readiness implications” for the force.
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Congress is trying to tie up loose ends before leaving town this week. Securing the border, passing the defense authorization bill, providing supplemental aid to Israel and Ukraine, and extending the Foreign Surveillance Act are the outstanding issues that Members must either reach an agreement on or leave unresolved when they leave Washington for the rest of this year.
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If you like your car, you will be pleased to know that House Republicans passed another measure to stop the Biden administration’s aggressive agenda against gasoline-powered cars. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has used a dangerous weapon to hurt American families, but fortunately, Congress is taking our side.
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