*House Republicans Announce Votes on Immigration
*Supreme Court Gives Ohio Green Light to Purge Voter Rolls
*Companies Charged with Wage Theft

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This week, the Supreme Court ruled that Ohio may continue eliminating voters who have not cast a ballot in six years from voter rolls. This practice, implemented in the state for more than two decades, was questioned by voters’ rights organizations that accuse the state of suppressing the vote of poor people and people of color.

California labor authorities slapped the cleaning company Magic Touch with over $4 million in fines for wage theft. The violations include paying workers less than minimum wage and failure to pay overtime or provide mandatory breaks.

Amid debates within the Republican party between the hard-line faction and a small group calling for a vote in the House to address the DACA crisis, Republican leadership announced it will allow voting next week on two bills.