by Rebecca Shabad
WASHINGTON — Congress entered 2018 with ambitious tasks on its plate:
an overhaul of the nation's immigration system. Tax cuts. A sweeping
infrastructure package. Maybe even entitlement reform.
As
lawmakers return to Washington this week after a two-week break, all of
those issues but tax reform are still sitting on the to-do list, along
with others. And, for a number of reasons, that's where they're likely
to say.
The congressional clock is ticking. Technically, there may
be roughly nine months of the session left, but the House is scheduled
to be active for fewer than three months and likely to spend only a few
weeks of that time actually working on legislation.
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Source: NBC News
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