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Jordan Fabian, ABC News
“The new analysis is from the center-right American Action Network (AAN), which backs an overhaul of the nation’s immigration laws. It’s being distributed to lawmakers’ offices as pro-reform groups seek to convince GOP congressmen to vote for immigration reform proposals this fall.”
Ed O’Keefe, The Washington Post.
“How do you say debt ceiling in Spanish? How about border security or sequester? It’s a question being asked more often by Republican lawmakers, who are eager to reverse years of declines in Hispanic support.”
Jordy Yager, The Hill
“Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) faced off against more than three dozen immigration reform advocates at a packed town hall meeting at the Augusta County Government Center on Monday evening.”
Greg Sargent, The Washington Post
“Here’s GOP Rep. Joe Heck of Nevada, at a forum on immigration reform, endorsing a path to citizenship and calling the Senate bill ‘reasonable’.”
Galen Carey, The Washington Post
“Evangelical Christians are mounting an unprecedented multiethnic campaign for immigration reform because we believe it is the right thing to do.”
Greg Sargent, The Washington Post (blog)
“The chances that comprehensive immigration reform will ever pass the House are very slim. However, the easy conventional wisdom about what’s happening now — which holds that the conservative base controls the outcome completely, that the death of reform is preordained, and that House Republicans are only looking for a way to kill reform blamelessly — is overly simplistic and is increasingly looking like it’s just wrong.”
Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
“Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) told Post Politics’ Ed O’Keefe in a newly released interview that the House has more than enough GOP votes — around 40 or 50 — to pass comprehensive immigration reform if it were brought to a vote.”
Sahil Kapur, Talking Points Memo
“Despite the long odds, Democrats see a narrow road through which comprehensive immigration reform could still pass both houses of Congress and become law.”
Laura Matthews, International Business Times
“Efforts to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress by the end of 2013 might have slowed, but the National Association of Manufacturers isn’t about to let the issue die. Instead, the group will run ads in certain states encouraging voters to call their senators and representatives to urge them to “do the right thing” and overhaul U.S. immigration laws.”
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