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Obama: Senate immigration bill would pass House if it got a vote
Publicado el 15 de septiembre de 2013
por Tom Howell Jr. en The Washington Times
House Republicans are walking a fine line in discussing immigration reform, a debate that’s stalled as the party tries to reconcile its concerns about a path to residency status or citizenship for people who came to the United States illegally with its lagging support at the polls among Hispanics — a key and increasing voting bloc.
Mr. Obama said the legislation that passed the Democrat-controlledSenate — providing a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented residents while tightening up border security — “wasn’t perfect, wasn’t my bill, but got the job done.”
The problem, he argued, is there is a conservative faction of the GOP that thinks “compromise is a dirty word” and “anything that is even remotely associated with me, they feel obliged to oppose.”??
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Estados Unidos
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[Reforma migratoria]
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