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House Freedom Caucus Advocates for Senate Recess to Facilitate Trump Appointments

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris has called for a 10-day Senate recess to enable President Trump to make recess appointments before Democrats take control of Congress. The Caucus also seeks to advance a legislative agenda during the lame-duck session, including voter ID laws and a ban on stock trading.

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Andy Harris, Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, is urging Senate Republicans to take a 10-day recess during the lame-duck session to allow President Trump to make recess appointments. This move is aimed at ensuring that appointments can be made before Democrats gain control of Congress in January. The Freedom Caucus is also pushing for the House GOP to focus on key legislative priorities, including voter ID laws and a ban on stock trading, before the session concludes.

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  • Andy Harris is the Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus.
  • The proposed recess would last for 10 days.
  • The recess would allow Trump to make temporary appointments.
  • The Freedom Caucus aims to advance voter ID legislation and a stock trading ban.
  • Democrats will take control of Congress in January.
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House Freedom Caucus calls for Senate 10-day recess to install new Trump appointees

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House Freedom Caucus Advocates for Senate Recess to Facilitate Trump Appointments