Sentences with phrase «debate on the immigration bill»

David Cameron has been delaying the next stage of the debate on the immigration bill for weeks, because he knew that the report stage debate would see dozens of Tory MPs trying to vote against the government and in favour of a much tougher stance on immigration.

The prime minister was forced into the extraordinary position of ordering his ministers to abstain on an amendment to government legislation during the Commons debate on the immigration bill last night.

Not exact matches

Trump on Saturday also attempted to blame the Parkland shooting on Democrats» inaction on gun control, likening it to the immigration debate and what to do about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA)-- which the Senate tried and failed to write a bill on this week.

The NASUWT participated in the debate on the adverse impact of the Immigration Bill at the TUC Congress in Liverpool, highlighting the adverse impact on schools.

Just look at the immigration bill... Bush is definite on the moderate side of that debate and conservatives are torpedoing the whole deal b / c of the guestworker provisions.

In a rare standout debate moment for Bush, the former Florida governor sharply sided with Cruz in accusing Rubio of having «cut and run» on the Senate immigration bill.

In the statement, he said that he thought that lawmakers were «inside the ten yard line» on finding solutions to immigration and other issues involved in the debate over the spending bill.

The bill passed second reading in the House on April 23rd, after nearly 23 hours over five days of parliamentary debate, and is now be before the House Committee on Immigration for consideration and for experts to deliver testimony.

While Bill C - 35 is not yet law (passed third reading in the House of Commons and on March 10, 2011 was at report presentation and debate stage in the Senate), the Governor in Council launched a public selection process which began in August 2010, to establish a new regulatory body for immigration consultants in Canada.

Clause 58 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill may not be on every solicitor's radar but it poses the same debates — debates that go to the heart of what it is to be a solicitor and the role solicitors play in the criminal justice system.