Could Boston Marathon Bombings Derail Immigration Reform?
After the 9/11 attacks, immigration reform is back the forefront.
In 2001, plans were on track for an immigration overhaul. That was until Sept. 11, 2001. Following the terrorist attacks, any possibility of immigration reform died. Now, more than 11 years later, the issue is finally back on the table. A “gang of eight” senators has been huddled together for the last few weeks with hopes that a bipartisan immigration plan could be developed. The group of senators, equally divided between Republican and Democrat, are set to unveil an immigration bill that is supposed to secure the border, fix the issues with legal immigration, shore up workplace enforcement and institute some form of legalization for the millions of people who are here illegally. An op-ed in the Winston Salem Journal speculates it is …
Good Grief Y'all
10:19 am on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Haha, Karsten! Cause for a mini celebration, huh? Oops, that was supposed to be manufacture. Hate misspellings, especially when correcting a misspeller :D more ›