Immigration Reform Outlook
November 14, 2013
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Jennifer Rubin, The Washington Post (blog) “There were some theatrics on Wednesday from liberal immigration reform advocates, claiming the speaker of the House was now refusing to go to conference with the Senate on immigration reform. Immigration reform dead! Really? No.”
Continue Reading →Boehner Rules Out Negotiations on Immigration
Ashley Parker and Michael S. Schmidt, The New York Times “Signaling an end to the push for major immigration legislation this year, Speaker John A. Boehner on Wednesday ruled out negotiations between the House and the Senate on an expansive immigration overhaul similar to one ap
Continue Reading →California House Member Pushes for Immigration Reform This Year
November 13, 2013
Lisa Mascaro, Los Angeles Times ”A key California Republican is pushing back against House GOP leaders who say there is not enough time before Congress adjourns this year to consider immigration reform.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Biden: Don’t Let Immigration Die Like Gun Control
Reid J. Epstein, Politico “Vice President Joe Biden’s message to immigration reform advocates: Don’t let your issue die like gun control did.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Advocates for Immigration Bill Are Taking New Tack
Laura Meckler and Kristina Peterson, The Wall Street Journal “Dwindling prospects for a sweeping congressional immigration bill have some supporters pivoting to a more confrontational approach, while at least one industry is looking for a backup plan if a broader deal fails.R
Continue Reading →Immigration Reform Backed By Voters In Republican-Led Swing Districts, Poll Shows
Elise Foley, Huffington Post “A majority of likely voters in 20 Republican-represented swing congressional districts support the broad outlines of comprehensive immigration reform and a pathway to citizenship, according to a poll released on Tuesday.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Immigration Reform News: Advocates Say Bill Isn’t Dead ‘Until We Say So’
Laura Matthews, International Business Times “With various polls showing a pathway to citizenship more popular than the GOP’s favorability rating, immigration reform advocates say the will keep working lives on while the wheels of Congress stall on the issue.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Head of Banking Group Pushes Republicans to Back Immigration Reform
Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times “The head of the American Bankers Assn., who is a former GOP governor, made a strong pitch Monday to his fellow Republicans to support the bipartisan Senate immigration reform legislation by invoking party hero Ronald Reagan.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Minnesota Veterans, Immigrats Call for Immigration Reform
Jim Adams, Star Tribune “Klobuchar said the legislation currently in Congress would permit some undocumented immigrants to join the U.S. armed forces.” Full Story
Continue Reading →Political Eye: Heck Targeted on Immigration Reform
Sean Whaley and Laura Myers, Las Vegas Review-Journal “Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., expressed open frustration at House GOP leaders when it appeared they would not bring an immigration bill up for votes this year.” Full Story
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