House Rule Vote Delayed as GOP Threatens Revolt on Tariffs
The House GOP leaders have delayed a procedural vote by seven hours as some Republican members threatened to revolt over a leadership push to block politically tricky votes on President Donald Trump's economic policies. This includes the looming funding lapse for the Department of Homeland Security on Friday night, which requires an agreement between Congressional Republicans, President Donald Trump, and some Senate Democrats on immigration enforcement or a plan to fund everything in the agency except ICE. The article highlights the internal tensions within the Republican party and the challenges they face in navigating sensitive political issues related to Trump's policies.
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