Immigration seems to have taken a back seat to health reform, but that has not stopped the town hall meetings across the nation to sell comprehensive immigration reform and health reform.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s a whole lot going on in America today including health care and comprehensive immigration reform. It\u2019s likely not too much of a surprise to see that both reforms are not going to happen according to the timelines first proposed. Immigration reform was to be by Labor Day 2009. That isn\u2019t going to happen now until possibly 2010 \u2013 if then. There are many more miles to go on that package before anything concrete and workable will make its way into legislation.<\/p>\n
Along with town hall meetings being held by U.S. Senators on comprehensive immigration reform, there are also get-togethers to discuss health care reform. This is just as urgent as immigration, and in fact has seemingly derailed immigration reform for now. (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Immigration seems to have taken a back seat to health reform, but that has not stopped the town hall meetings across the nation to sell comprehensive immigration reform and health reform. There\u2019s a whole lot going on in America today…<\/span><\/p>\n