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Cheryl Kelley, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Congress gave ICE a $75 billion budget with few strings attached, allowing it to operate beyond its intended scope and bypass traditional checks on...
Closing them would not shrink the government so much as liberate it.
Government doesn't shut down, because it can't.
Today’s divisions feel unprecedented, but the nation has been here before — and survived far worse.
There is no better place to begin cutting than with the institutional culture of year-end federal spending.
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