It’s good news. It’s bad news. It’s confusing news. It’s immigration reform.<\/p>\n
If you have spent any time lately paying attention to the media reports about immigration reform, you might well be wondering what is going on and who is saying what and what is going to happen or not happen. One thing is for sure, if Jeff Sessions has his way, immigration reform is done, over with and never to see the light of day. And yet, somehow, he got elected into a government that wants to forge ahead with reform —- or so they say.<\/p>\n
Republican Sessions is one of the most vocal and outspoken nay-sayers of immigration reform. While he may seemingly be operating on his own agenda, he is a visible, vocal thorn in the side of the government. What can he accomplish on his own? Surprisingly, he may be able to swing the tide from forward momentum to, (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s good news. It’s bad news. It’s confusing news. It’s immigration reform. If you have spent any time lately paying attention to the media reports about immigration reform, you might well be wondering what is going on and who is…<\/span><\/p>\n