Ugly Spending Fight Set To Dominate Congress’s Brief Return to Washington
The most controversial bill likely on the agenda would require voters to provide proof of citizenship in federal elections.
Following a five-week vacation from Washington, members of Congress will return to Capitol Hill for a few days starting Monday to hammer out the year’s budget before heading back out on the campaign trail through Election Day.
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