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The only comprehensive reform I've seen brokered is blanket amnesty and freebies.What actual comprehensive immigration reform legislation is being offered in Congress by either Party?
Candidates cannot introduce legislation before they are elected, nor do they retire when they are elected.The time for that is BEFORE an election, while people are making up their minds about who to send to Washington. Saying it AFTER the election is kind of pointless.
Candidates cannot introduce legislation before they are elected, nor do they retire when they are elected.
Which elected representatives will be initiating the desperately-needed comprehensive immigration reform in January?
desperately-needed comprehensive immigration reform in January?
Hyper-partisan diatribes aside, what actual comprehensive immigration reform legislation is being seriously considered, regardless of Party?
When you send a candidate to Washington who pledges to destroy the fossil fuel industry, you're not surprised when fuel prices go sky-high (Quid Pro Joe). When you send a candidate to Washington who promises a surge to the border after he's elected, you're not surprised when there are suddenly hundreds of thousands pushing at the border, trying to get in, legally or illegally (Quid Pro Joe). The time to push a candidate on an issue is before they get elected because it's a lot harder afterwards to move them.Candidates cannot introduce legislation before they are elected, nor do they retire when they are elected.
Which elected representatives will be initiating the desperately-needed comprehensive immigration reform in January?
So, despite relentless calls for comprehensive immigration reforms since 1986, not even those raving about it will introduce such legislation?immigration reform has been passed numerous times over the last 200 years
we need to enforce it,
why bother enacting more laws, if the ones on the books aren't going to be enforced?So, despite relentless calls for comprehensive immigration reforms since 1986, not even those raving about it will introduce such legislation?
Election Reform and Securing The Integrity of The Vote is the Number 1 issue. Issue Number 2 should keeping illegal aliens, and drug cartels out of America.So, despite relentless calls for comprehensive immigration reforms since 1986, not even those raving about it will introduce such legislation?
Not a single legislator among the 435 will confront the issue by filing actual legislation?
Your excuse for politicians who like to blow gas about immigration not introducing immigration reform legislation is noted.Dimm's have the Senate and will keep the Senate.
Dimm's want open borders and will keep open borders.
What part of this logic do you not understand??
Your excuse for politicians who like to blow gas about immigration not introducing immigration reform legislation is noted.
There is no support for "open borders" in either party in regard to immigration. Don't parrot such falsehoods.
If you don't believe that comprehensive immigration reform is needed, then you would oppose politicians who keep insisting that it is needed introducing such legislation, of course.Major Bullshit!
Dimm's love and adore open borders, you inveterate liar.
If you don't believe that comprehensive immigration reform is needed, then you would oppose politicians who keep insisting that it is needed introducing such legislation, of course.
Mar 02, 2013
Yes, and Republicans have been insisting that comprehensive immigration reform has been needed for much longer.2013??
That was almost a decade ago, Smudgelips!!
Jeebus.....!
You make the assumption that the American people want the issue addressed as though that is a unifying concept. Sure, they want it addressed. The problem is how they want it addressed is fiercely opposed by about half the country.Congress hasn’t succeeded in passing a comprehensive immigration reform bill since the Immigration Reform and Control Act ( IRCA) of 1986, 36 years ago.
The new Congress will convene on January 3, 2023, at noon.
Refusing to confront the issue and exploiting it as an elective gimmick has persisted for far too long.
If the American people want the issue addressed, insist that elected representatives do what they were elected to do.
That isn't continuing to point fingers for partisan purposes while wallowing in legislative indolence.
Comprehensive is another weasel word here. It covers so much ground while ignoring that whatever you are assuming with 'comprehensive' is not fiercely opposed by half the nation. Which it is, no matter what you stuff into it.Candidates cannot introduce legislation before they are elected, nor do they retire when they are elected.
Which elected representatives will be initiating the desperately-needed comprehensive immigration reform in January?
Here is the Republican agenda for the 118th Congress:Congress hasn’t succeeded in passing a comprehensive immigration reform bill since the Immigration Reform and Control Act ( IRCA) of 1986, 36 years ago.
The new Congress will convene on January 3, 2023, at noon.
Refusing to confront the issue and exploiting it as an elective gimmick has persisted for far too long.
If the American people want the issue addressed, insist that elected representatives do what they were elected to do.
That isn't continuing to point fingers for partisan purposes while wallowing in legislative indolence.
