If politics weren\u2019t involved in comprehensive immigration reform, it might have been accomplished by now.<\/p>\n
The only one thing that remains a given \u2013 as far as it can be, that is \u2013 is the fact that the Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America\u2019s Security and Prosperity Act 2009 has been tabled. That should mean that the subcommittees working on it, citizenship, refugees, international law, border security and immigration, should really enact it. But Bill HR4321 languishes on the table.<\/p>\n
Politics has once again reared its ugly head and the fate of millions of immigrants hangs in limbo, while petty differences of opinion hold up a major bill that could change the lives of those involved. The premise behind this bill is a good one, and that is, if the system can be fixed by working together to find a complete and equitable solution that keeps the border secure, enforces the law and acknowledges (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If politics weren\u2019t involved in comprehensive immigration reform, it might have been accomplished by now. The only one thing that remains a given \u2013 as far as it can be, that is \u2013 is the fact that the Comprehensive Immigration…<\/span><\/p>\n