Comprehensive immigration reform might be held up even longer by the mid-term elections.<\/p>\n
Just when you thought things might be about to give on the Hill in regard to comprehensive immigration reform, along comes \u2013 yes \u2013 another potential delay; the mid-term elections. You have to remember that the CIR bill was introduced into the Senate in March, making it highly unlikely it would get passed before the elections. The question is floating around now about the timing, as in was it deliberate?<\/p>\n
It may have been deliberate, but we\u2019ll likely never really know, as the politicians keep insisting that they may have the ability to get the bill passed. Overly optimistic? Overly enthusiast? Could be both of those scenarios, but in the final analysis it will either get passed or it won\u2019t. Right now with looming mid-term elections right around the corner, chances are it won\u2019t; not an overly big surprise either. (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Comprehensive immigration reform might be held up even longer by the mid-term elections. Just when you thought things might be about to give on the Hill in regard to comprehensive immigration reform, along comes \u2013 yes \u2013 another potential delay;…<\/span><\/p>\n