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As Democrats prepare for the possibility of taking control of the House after November's midterm elections, party leaders are mapping out their first moves against President Donald Trump's agenda. According to the New York Times, their plans include a quick push for legislation on health care and cost of living, efforts to end the US war in Iran, tighter controls on ice and investigations into the Trump administration. Impeachment remains an open question, while Republican opposition in the Senate and Trump's veto power could limit Democrats' gains. Slide for more details.

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As Democrats prepare for the possibility of taking control of the House after November's midterm elections, party leaders are mapping out their first moves against President Donald Trump's agenda. According to the New York Times, their plans include a quick push for legislation on health care and cost of living, efforts to end the US war in Iran, tighter controls on ice and investigations into the Trump administration. Impeachment remains an open question, while Republican opposition in the Senate and Trump's veto power could limit Democrats' gains. Slide for more details.

As Democrats prepare for the possibility of taking control of the House after November's midterm elections, party leaders are mapping out their first moves against President Donald Trump's agenda. According to the New York Times, their plans include a quick push for legislation on health care and cost of living, efforts to end the US war in Iran, tighter controls on ice and investigations into the Trump administration. Impeachment remains an open question, while Republican opposition in the Senate and Trump's veto power could limit Democrats' gains. Slide for more details.

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