EDUCATION, IMMIGRATION, FARM BILL UPDATES & MORE

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Immigration: Fits and Starts; Climate and College Costs

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A VERY BAD BILL

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CONGRESS FINISHES RECESS – BUSY WEEK AHEAD

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Money Makes Washington Go Around

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FISCAL FIGHTS & EDUCATION; IMMIGRATION REFORM

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BUDGET BLUES – WHAT IS NEXT FOR EDUCATION?

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SCHOOLS & RULES – IMMIGRATION & EDUCATION

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Sequestration Looming; Energy Booming

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Special Post: White House OMB Guidance on Sequestration

Congress has less than two months to pass legislation to avoid sequestration.  The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued guidance for federal agencies given the potential for sequestration (or cuts) to government spending.  The memorandum is published below, but some highlights include: Sequestration was delayed until March 1, 2013 and the CR expires on […]