Morning Wire Federal Reserve Cuts Rates & Kentucky Squatters | Afternoon Update | 9.18.24
Sep 18, 2024
In a deep dive into the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cuts, experts analyze their potential impact on the economy during an election year. Tensions rise as a former Border Patrol chief critiques the Biden administration's border strategy amidst national security fears. Meanwhile, Kentucky makes headlines with a homeowner grappling with squatters, raising questions about property rights and public safety. From campus controversies to escalating Middle East conflict, this update covers the pressing issues shaping today's news.
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Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates
- The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a point for the first time since the pandemic.
- This aims to relieve pressure on struggling households and businesses.
Government Shutdown and Non-Citizen Voting
- House Speaker Mike Johnson is linking a government shutdown aversion bill with the SAVE Act.
- This act aims to crack down on non-citizen voting.
Border Patrol Chief Testimony
- A former Border Patrol chief testified against the Biden-Harris administration.
- He was allegedly warned against revealing an increase in illegal immigrants with terrorist ties.