Houston immigration lawyer<\/a> Annie Banerjee is generally pleased with the new President\u2019s nearly $800 billion Stimulus, except for a few caveats that have crept in \u201clike mice in the flour.\u201d<\/p>\n Many members of Congress are applauding the passage of President Barack H. Obama\u2019s Economic Stimulus Package; even without much bipartisan support it is a landmark achievement and will benefit the country much more than doing nothing during this severe recession. \u201cBut at the risk of seeming like a naysayer, I don\u2019t like everything about it,\u201d Ms. Banerjee admits. Her bones of contention primarily rest with apparently misguided proposed immigration policy embedded in the massive bill.<\/p>\n Not everyone in Congress has been cheering the President on. Immigration is a home for naysayers, with few Republicans even voting for President Obama\u2019s Stimulus Package in its entirety, let alone supporting any provision regarding immigration matters that smells liberal or progressive. Republicans and some Democrats from what (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Houston immigration lawyer Annie Banerjee is generally pleased with the new President\u2019s nearly $800 billion Stimulus, except for a few caveats that have crept in \u201clike mice in the flour.\u201d Many members of Congress are applauding the passage of President…<\/span><\/p>\n