It\u2019s easy to tell another election is around the corner. Politicians are once again using immigration reform as a political football.<\/p>\n
It doesn\u2019t really matter what the politicians say. It\u2019s their actions, or in the case of immigration reform, their non-actions that speak louder than their words. Senator John McCain has been heard to say he won\u2019t give up the issue in 2014. He insists that the government must act, but that is an easy thing to say going into a year where most of politicians\u2019 time will be spent on the campaign trail, bashing the opposition and dragging immigration reform through the mud \u2013 yet again. <\/p>\n
Realistically, what are the chances that immigration reform gets passed before the House lets out and everyone heads back to the hustings? If you ask representatives of immigration reform organizations and groups, the answer is, \u201cslim to none.\u201d There has been so much action, figuratively (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It\u2019s easy to tell another election is around the corner. Politicians are once again using immigration reform as a political football. It doesn\u2019t really matter what the politicians say. It\u2019s their actions, or in the case of immigration reform, their…<\/span><\/p>\n