Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he intends to hold a debate
over immigration measures before Feb. 8 — but only if the government reopens.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday that he intends to hold a debate
over immigration measures, such as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, before Feb. 8 — but only if the government reopens.
Not exact matches
In the most recent bout of negotiations
over the weekend, the deal reportedly sputtered out
over the number of unauthorized immigrants covered under the deal, and certain
immigration enforcement - related
measures that Republicans wanted to include but Democrats considered nonstarters.
For all of the region's protests of the president, tech companies must engage both parties in equal
measure if they have any hope of shaping the government's debates
over tax and
immigration reforms — or the myriad other issues that matter to the tech industry's bottom lines.
We view these
measures, as well as the recent changes to
immigration policy, 13 as positive steps that will increase growth
over the medium - to - long term.
Nonetheless, there have been a number of high profile clashes between the Government and the courts
over several criminal justice and
immigration measures since the HRA came into force.
Schumer has publicly expressed chagrin about the
measure, saying he supports the rights of same - sex couples but also doesn't want to see Republicans walk away from the overall bill
over that amendment — something Democrats in the «Gang of Eight» working on the
immigration bill believe would happen.
As a result of the Democrat's filibuster
over the Obama - era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
immigration program, 60 votes were needed to pass the
measure, making it impossible for Republicans to pass the continuing without at least some Democratic support.
On Tuesday, Florida GOP Reps. Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloAnti - Maduro Venezuelans not unlike anti-Castro Cubans of yore Farm bill revolt could fuel Dreamer push Three Republicans join climate change caucus MORE and Ileana Ros - LehtinenIleana Carmen Ros - LehtinenOvernight Defense:
Over 500 amendments proposed for defense bill
Measures address transgender troops, Yemen war Trump taps acting VA chief as permanent secretary Defense bill amendment would protect open transgender military service Tensions on
immigration erupt in the House GOP MORE called on Pruitt to resign or be fired.
Disputes
over immigration and food stamps doomed the
measure.
February 28, 2015 • President Obama late Friday signed a stopgap
measure to keep the department running for another week, but the tussle
over his executive action on
immigration, linked to the funding, is not
over yet.
In a move that may derail a comprehensive climate change and energy bill in the Senate, one of the
measure's central architects, Senator Lindsey Graham, has issued an angry protest
over what he says are Democratic plans to give priority to a debate
over immigration policy.