Maybe chunking the immigration reform behemoth into smaller hunks is the answer. A new point of view is making itself known inside the Republican camp.<\/p>\n
What if the Administration took a run at immigration reform and broke it down into manageable chunks? Would it eventually make the necessary changes? Those are valid questions, and they are also tough to answer. With an election looming, most of the campaign rhetoric is about electric fences, mobilization of the military and moats to keep the borders safe. Lost in the shuffle is what, if anything, the government is doing about immigration reform. <\/p>\n
Most people assume immigration reform is actually dead, and if you spend any time reading the reports and watching TV, you would also reach that decision. The point \u2013 nothing has been done since Obama was elected that has made any difference to the immigration system, other than that border security was stepped (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Maybe chunking the immigration reform behemoth into smaller hunks is the answer. A new point of view is making itself known inside the Republican camp. What if the Administration took a run at immigration reform and broke it down into…<\/span><\/p>\n