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PRESIDENT BUSH

8 p.m. — Delivers an address to the nation on immigration reform, Oval Office, the White House.

VICE PRESIDENT

Delivers remarks at a luncheon forcongressional candidate Craig Foltin, Renaissance Cleveland Hotel, Gold Room, 24 Public Square, Cleveland. Delivers remarks at a rally for the Minnesota National Guard at the 133rd Airlift Wing, 133rd Airlift Wing Hangar, Minneapolis-St. Paul.

ECONOMIC REPORTS

4:15 p.m. Federal Reserve Board release its weekly foreign reports on the assets and liabilities of U.S.- and foreign-chartered banks and on foreign-exchange rates. Location: 20th Street and Constitution Avenue Northwest. Contact: 202/452-3206.

FEDERAL AGENCIES

8 a.m. Veterans Affairs Department holds a meeting of the Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses. Agenda includes a review of VA program activities related to Gulf War veterans’ illnesses and updates on scientific research on Gulf War illnesses published since the last committee meeting; presentations and discussion of background information on the Gulf War and Gulf War illnesses. Location: American Legion, 1608 K St. NW., seventh-floor conference room. Contact: 202/254-0294.

1 p.m. —Nuclear Regulatory Commission holds a meeting to receive a briefing on the status of implementation of Energy Policy Act of 2005. Location: NRC, 11555 Rockville Pike, Commissioners’ Conference Room, Rockville. Contact: 301/415-7278.

SUPREME COURT

No oral arguments scheduled. Contact: 202/479-3211.

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