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EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Cline Introduces Legislation To Protect Americans From Being Spied On

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Daily Caller | Henry Rodgers  Republican Virginia Rep. Ben Cline introduced legislation Wednesday aimed at protecting America from foreign espionage. The Daily Caller first obtained a copy of the legislation, which is titled the Protecting America From Spies Act. The bill would make any alien ineligible for visas if a consulate officer, an immigration officer, the secretary of…

Cracking Down on Espionage: Rep. Cline’s New Bill Targets Visa Loopholes

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Royal Examiner  In a bold move to safeguard national security, Congressman Ben Cline introduced legislation aimed at tightening the reins on espionage activities by foreign actors. The proposed “Protecting America from Spies Act” sets forth measures to empower the Department of State with the authority to deny visas to individuals suspected of engaging in espionage or…

Cline supports Jordan, optimistic Tuesday vote will elect new Speaker

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Joe Dashiell | WDBJ 7 6th District Congressman Ben Cline (R) says he remains hopeful that House Republicans will elect a new Speaker this week. “Jim Jordan is our choice for speaker,” Cline told WDBJ7 Monday morning. “We’re optimistic we’re going to have the votes to elect him on Tuesday and move forward with our conservative agenda for the country.” Cline is solidly…

Rep. Cline to Newsmax: No Speaker Vote Before Next Week

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 Sandy Fitzgerald | Newsmax  It will likely be early next week before another vote for a House speaker, because of conference rules, but discussions will be held Friday about moving forward to get a speaker in office as soon as possible, Rep. Ben Cline said in an interview with Newsmax. But, the Virginia Republican stressed on "Wake Up America," it won't be "just any…

Rep. Cline gives an update on the House speaker election and Rep. Scalise’s battle for the post

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Just The News Representative Ben Cline (R-VA) says House Republicans have held off on scheduling a full floor vote for House Speaker after Representative Steve Scalise’s (R-LA) narrow win for the nomination. Rep. Cline says Republicans are planning to hold further conference meetings and individual sessions with Rep. Scalise to determine the future of the speakership. Click here to watch

GOP lawmakers who ousted McCarthy over his support for CR have ensured passage of another one

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Nicholas Ballasy | Just The News The conservative GOP lawmakers who voted to oust former House Speaker Rep. Kevin McCarthy for passing a 45-day Continuing Resolution (CR) to avoid a government shutdown have ensured passage of another CR as the Republican conference continues to search for a consensus speaker candidate, according to multiple Republicans.  Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla.,…

Rep. Cline to Newsmax: Another GOP Meet on Speaker Likely

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 Luca Cacciatore | Newsmax  Rep. Ben Cline, R-Va., told Newsmax on Wednesday a new, private House Republican conference meeting likely will have to be held before a vote on the next speaker reaches the floor. Cline told "The Record with Greta Van Susteren" a floor vote scheduled for later in the day was put off because of at least seven conference…

GOP Rips Biden Administration ‘Hypocrisy’ over Sudden Need for Border Wall: ‘So Walls Do Work?’

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JOSHUA KLEIN | Breitbart Republican officials slammed the Biden administration following Thursday’s quiet revelation of its intention to expand the border wall with Mexico — continuing the construction of the barrier that was a hallmark policy of former President Donald Trump and was subject to relentless criticism from President Biden and the Democrats. According to GOP…

Virginia congressmen weigh in on House race to find new speaker

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Connor Dietrich | WSET 10  The U.S. House of Representatives needs to find a new speaker but for now, House remains in recess. On Tuesday, the House voted 216 to 210 to remove California Republican Kevin McCarthy from his position as House Speaker. It was the first time in the country’s history that someone was ousted from the position. Click here to read more