A guide to Washington’s busy Wednesday
It’s a busier-than-usual Wednesday in Washington. From Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s surprise visit to the White House to the release of the House January 6, 2021, committee’s final report and the fate of a consequential immigration rule hanging in the balance, this is not the capital’s typical year-end cram session.
Title 42 immigration rule A controversial Trump-era border restriction known as Title 42 that was set to expire Wednesday will remain in place until the Supreme Court issues an order – which can come at any time, although the court has no deadline. The Biden administration told the Supreme Court Tuesday that the justices should reject an emergency bid by a group of GOP-led states to keep the restriction in effect while legal challenges play out.
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Zelenskyy expected to visit Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, sources sayIn a letter to her Democratic colleagues Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged her members to return to Washington and be 'physically present' at the House's session Wednesday.
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Ukraine's Zelensky set to visit Washington on Wednesday, meet with BidenUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is preparing to visit Washington on Wednesday, according to three AP sources, in his first known trip outside the...
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Washington preparing for possible Zelenskyy visit WednesdayThe White House and Capitol Hill are working to welcome the Ukrainian president, and Zelenskyy could address a joint session of Congress if all proceeds as planned, sources said.
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy preparing to visit Washington on WednesdayUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is preparing to visit Washington on Wednesday, according to three AP sources, in his first known trip outside the country since Russia’s invasion began in February.
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