Immigration

Green’s impeachment resolution was tabled by the House, ending his eighth effort to impeach Trump.

Green forced a House vote on his impeachment resolution, arguing that Trump’s actions made impeachment a moral obligation.

Will criticized Graham’s campaign statements and urged voters to choose her Democratic opponent.

George Will urged South Carolina voters to elect Andrews over Republican candidate Darline Graham.

Will argues that Graham’s positions and stated loyalty to Trump make her a poor choice for South Carolina voters.

Will presents Andrews as the candidate South Carolinians should choose to demonstrate political independence.

Jackson is campaigning on his working-class background and progressive priorities as he faces scrutiny over his temperament and past conduct.

Salazar defended Trump’s meeting with Venezuela’s interim president and called for a transition to free and fair elections.

Salazar’s campaign criticized the administration’s immigration enforcement, drawing public disagreement from Trump despite his continued support.

De La Cruz’s campaign ad features a woman who says the congresswoman helped secure her detained husband’s release.

Harvie is campaigning against Fitzpatrick by emphasizing local ties and concerns about trust in government.

Fitzpatrick’s efforts to distance himself from Trump may not be enough to secure support from voters in his competitive district.

El-Sayed’s positions and campaign choices are part of the electoral challenge Rogers is trying to use to attract voters.

Rogers is tailoring his Senate campaign to appeal to Democrats and independents while also seeking turnout from Trump supporters.

Salazar’s campaign ad says the administration’s immigration enforcement has gone too far, even as her past vote draws criticism.

Green defended forcing an impeachment vote despite criticism from fellow Democrats.

Green’s plan to force an impeachment vote has drawn sharp criticism from fellow Democrats.

Salazar warned Trump that his immigration policies could alienate Hispanic voters and urged him to protect the support they brought to Republicans.

Salazar urged Trump to reconsider immigration enforcement and discussed his approach to Venezuela and press access.

Cassidy criticized the gift and the president’s vaccine remarks, and urged action on debt and Social Security.

Salazar defended the president’s approach to media access while urging changes to immigration enforcement.

Khanna argued for international AI safeguards and called for action on Americans detained in China.

Barrett says Lawrence’s past statements and socialist ties make him unfit for the district, while defending his own record.

Manchin says he will campaign for Collins, whom he praises as a senator willing to work across party lines.

Mendoza made the spending law a central issue and outlined her positions on immigration, Iran and voting rules.

Ciscomani defended parts of the spending law while facing criticism for voting for its final version.

Salazar uses a campaign ad to criticize Trump’s immigration enforcement and promote a bipartisan immigration bill.

The story examines his campaign’s representation at a forum and competing accounts of his debate plans.

Johanson argues that health care costs and immigration policy need changes and supports privatizing some federal grazing lands.

Hutchinson describes affordability and health care as concerns and opposes selling off or restricting access to public lands.

Simpson’s published positions on health care, immigration and public lands are included in the comparison.

Hinson described her campaign priorities as she prepared to seek the Senate seat Joni Ernst is leaving.

Turek campaigned on voters’ concerns about costs, housing, health care and other issues as he challenged Hinson.

Miller-Meeks hosted a tailgate where she and other Republicans promoted their campaign priorities.

Hamilton criticized Marshall’s record and argued that the country was heading in the wrong direction.

Marshall defended his agriculture record and answered criticism from his Democratic challenger during the debate.

Vance and Marshall attacked Hamilton during the rally, and a spokesperson for his campaign responded.

Vance praised Marshall’s Senate record at a rally held to support his reelection campaign.

A Michigan coalition is urging Slotkin to use congressional oversight and convene support for ending county jail contracts with ICE.

Marker outlines his campaign priorities and explains how he would differ from the incumbent if elected.

Luján discusses his reelection bid, policy priorities and record as he seeks another Senate term.

O'Donnell submitted questionnaire responses on the same national issues addressed by Lee.

Lee outlined her positions on voting, immigration, tariffs, Iran and U.S. support for Israel.

Whipple explains his views on election rules, immigration, tariffs, the Iran war, and U.S. assistance to Israel.

Horsford explains his views on election rules, immigration, tariffs, the Iran war, and U.S. assistance to Israel.

The column criticizes Kean’s campaign messaging and argues that Trump’s unpopularity could imperil his reelection.

Salazar’s campaign ad criticized parts of Trump’s immigration crackdown, prompting attacks from several MAGA-aligned figures.

Salazar criticized some immigration enforcement efforts in a reelection ad, while the article notes that she voted for related funding.

Fetterman attended a retreat with Fox News executives, prompting scrutiny of his relationship with conservative politics and media.

Salazar urged Trump to reconsider how his immigration crackdown could affect Republican support among Hispanic voters.