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Who’s Leading Immigration Reform in the House?

August 05, 2013
by Mooers Immigration
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Tim Alberta, National Journal

“The push for immigration reform in the House is decidedly decentralized–some would argue disorganized–with two committees, six bills, and upward of 10 lawmakers responsible for the fate of a legislative push that could define the 113th Congress. And, according to House Republicans, that’s just the way they want it.”

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