June 12, 2007
Bush Tries to Save Immigration Reform
TIME
Yearning to Learn Free
Wall Street Journal
Bush, Senators to Meet on Immigration
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The System at Work
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’86 Law Looms Over Immigration Fight
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Editorial | Immigration Reform
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Immigration seen as paramount problem for US farms
Reuters
Gutierrez a force behind immigration reform
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Republicans say no to Hispanic gathering
Miami Herald, FL
McCain wants to renew immigration fight
Sacramento Bee, USA
Don't give up
Orlando Sentinel, FL
Don't let immigration bill be job America won't do
Chicago Sun-Times, United States
Bay Area residents share stories of dreams, hope to deliver jolt ...
San Jose Mercury News, USA
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More Excerpts from the just concluded GOP-President Luncheon:
"We think that there really is a strong base of support here," said White House press secretary Tony Snow.
"We do understand that there are some within the Republican Party who are opposed and who will not support the president, but we also understand that there are quite a number of Republicans who agree with the baseline principles," Snow told reporters.
Snow said these included "doing something serious, tangible and credible on border security."
Behind the scenes, architects of the bill were negotiating to bring the measure back to the floor. They were working to agree on a limited list of changes sought by both parties that could be considered to pave the way for a final vote that could come before July 4th.
"Like the president, many of us are very determined to get the job done and get it done now," Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the lead Democratic negotiator, said in a statement.
By the way.... I have something for Mr. Jeff Sessons... Please sir, if you don't have any constructive solution to your ever whimpering and whining negativity, would you be kind enough to just shut up!?!
I have no intention of ever shutting up for I work for the American people, not the Irish mafia.
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