U.S. lawmakers
Coverage of U.S. lawmakers in the Nexus archive.
- Democrats, Republicans ask Trump administration not to ship Afghan allies to unsafe countries
U.S. lawmakers from both parties urged the Trump administration to reconsider plans to relocate Afghan nationals who worked with U.S. forces to unsafe third countries. Over 80 House members, including Republicans and Democrats, wrote to Secretary of State Marco Rubio about 1,100 Afghans stranded in Qatar awaiting relocation.
- Senators introduce ban on lawmakers becoming lobbyists
US Senators have introduced bipartisan legislation to prevent lawmakers from becoming lobbyists after leaving office. The legislation aims to reduce the influence of lobbying on US politics. This move is seen as a step towards increasing transparency and accountability in government.
- Lawmakers Warn Crypto Clarity Will Decide U.S. Leadership as 2026 Election Looms
U.S. lawmakers and White House officials emphasized the need for clear crypto regulations, particularly the Clarity Act, to ensure U.S. leadership in financial innovation ahead of the 2026 election. Senator Cynthia Lummis and digital asset adviser Patrick Witt argued that predictable rules are critical for industry growth and national competitiveness, while warning against the risks of political shifts undermining progress.