Comprehensive immigration reform is still stalled. Look to the border and the increasing security measures present there as one of the reasons.<\/p>\n
The lawsuit against the Arizona immigration law is a trigger point topic for many Americans. Some are for it because they feel the Obama administration has done nothing to promote comprehensive immigration reform (CIR). Others are against it, as they feel this type of lawsuit and the attitudes involved will be detrimental to CIR\u2019s safe passage in the long-term. Despite all of those debates, the real question still remains: When is comprehensive immigration reform going to get passed?<\/p>\n
The latest holdup appears to be the ever-increasing security at the border. While it seems to be almost an afterthought in speeches or other conversations lately, this topic really needs closer scrutiny, as the administration is devoting more than three-quarters of its time to enforcement.<\/p>\n
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