Results for House Rules Committee

House Homeland Security Committee Chair Mark Green (R-TN) and Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (D-MS) testified before the House Rules Committee as they debated H. ... "If House Republicans were serious about improving conditions at the border, they would negotiate border security legislation with the White House and the Senate," countered Rep. ... The committee voted along party lines (8-4) to pass the rule.

House Homeland Security Committee Chair Mark Green (R-TN) and Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (D-MS) testified before the House Rules Committee as they debated H. ... "If House Republicans were serious about improving conditions at the border, they would negotiate border security legislation with the White House and the Senate," said Rep. ... The committee voted along party lines (8-4) to pass the rule.

The House Rules Committee voted along party lines, 9-4, to send House Resolution 918 to the floor for a vote. The resolution would authorize the House Oversight and Accountability, Ways and Means, and Judiciary committees to continue their formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden. The vote followed the committee's* meeting where members proposed and debated amendments to the resolution.

The House Rules Committee met to discuss a rule that would authorize the House* Ways and Means, Oversight and Accountability, and Judiciary committees to continue an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

The House Rules Committee debated proposed fiscal year 2024 spending bills for the departments of Homeland Security, State, Defense, and Agriculture. House Republicans said the bills would secure the border, address the China challenge, and help reduce the deficit, while Democrats argued the spending cuts in the bill would impact national security and give China a competitive edge around the world. The Democrats also questioned why the bills were brought to the committee* for a vote while the government faces a shutdown in eight days and urged Republicans to work with them to avert a shutdown.

CThe House Rules Committee met to debate a proposed resolution that would limit executive branch authority to regulate the use of firearm stabilizing braces. ... The committee voted 9-4, along party lines, to push the resolution to the House* floor.

The House Rules Committee met to debate a proposed resolution that would limit executive branch authority to regulate the use of firearm stabilizing braces. ... The committee voted 9-4, along party lines, to push the resolution to the House* floor.

The House Rules Committee considered H.R. 3746, the debt limit-federal spending bill, which was negotiated between House Republican leadership and the White House. In this portion, the committee's members spoke about their reasons for supporting or opposing the legislation, and other U.S. House* members testified on the bill's contents and offered amendments.

The House Rules Committee met to consider H.R. 3746, the debt limit-federal spending bill, which was negotiated between House Republican leadership and the White House. In this portion, the committee* passed the rule for the bill by a vote of 7-6.

The House Rules Committee heard from the leadership of various committees, including House* Homeland Security and Judiciary, for debate on a border security measure.

The House Rules Committee heard from the leadership of various committees, including House* Homeland Security and Judiciary, for debate on a border security measure.

The House rules Committee heard from the leadership of various committees, including House* Homeland Security and Judiciary, for a debate a border security measure.

The House Rules Committee debated a Republican bill that would tie an increase in the nation's debt limit to cuts in spending.

The House Rules Committee debated a GOP bill that would tie an increase in the nation's debt limit to cuts in spending.

The House Rules Committee met to consider two pieces of legislation, including a bill that would rescind federal funding for institutions that don't restrict transgender athlete participation in women and girls sports competitions.

The House Rules Committee held an emergency hearing regarding an impending railroad strike. The committee met to consider a bill that would turn a September agreement between railroad companies and union leadership into law.

The House Rules Committee convened the hearing to examine the law and procedural steps needed to have a Cherokee Nation delegate become a member of the House of Representatives. ... There is bipartisan support in the committee* to move forward with the process.

The House Rules Committee met to consider the debate rules on a bill to prevent rail workers from striking over objections to a labor agreement that was reached in September 2022 by railroad companies and union leadership. ... The committee met to consider a bill that would turn a September agreement between railroad companies and union leadership into law.

Leadership from the House Budget, Energy and Commerce, and Ways and Means Committees testified before the House Rules Committee on the Democratic tax, health care & climate bill, the Inflation Reduction Act. The committee chairs and ranking members responded to questions about how the proposed legislation would affect inflation, debt reduction, prescription drug prices, and climate change.

The House Rules Committee met to consider a rule on a resolution recommending that the House of Representatives find Peter Navarro and Daniel Scavino in contempt of Congress for refusal to comply with subpoenas issued by the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol.