President Obama Jumps on Bipartisan Senate Immigration Reform Bandwagon
Says if Congress can't act he will
Says if Congress can't act he will
Divided along partisan lines, of course
Lots of tracking and papers-checks
Into his second term, the president lays out a vision after a group of bipartisan senators lay out their own
Big, new costs associated with legalizing 11 million people
Allow women from other countries to board there and have children on American soil
Anti-immigration Republicans are advancing organized labor's agenda.
Would create "path to citizenship"
The haphazard set of rules and exemptions governing illegal immigration is no substitute for legislative reforms
Restrictive immigration rules hurting Silicon Valley they say
Meteorite found with seaweed fossils, awaiting testing for contamination on Earth
60 percent now favor allowing illegal immigrants a path to citizenship
Explicitly says that people with deferred action on immigration have legal status
A few shreds of evidence that Obama might follow through on a center-right policy agenda
Sidesteps questions about his own political future
The DMV wants a legal opinion, or just to be dick-ish
Mother of DREAM Act advocate detained in raid
That's as the feds blew through $18 billion last year on border enforcement
Startup Act 2.0 hasn't started up
"You can't spend enough money to build enough walls to stop supply and demand," O'Rourke said.
Nevermind the rhetoric
Law will require them to take test and have insurance
Used name not just for credit cards, but to get job, health care and more, while claiming the victim was the the ID thief
Family members of U.S. citizens will no longer have to leave the country for years to apply for citizenship, just weeks
Attempting to actually comply with government regulations makes it impossible to make money from orchards
Says it's complying with state and federal la in doing so
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