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Rep. Crdenas offers his amendment to create Comprehensive Immigration Reform.
Republican members of the Budget Committee voted against Comprehensive Immigration Reform, killing it 21-15.
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Why Fred Wilson believes immigration reform will pass
Dier Tm videolarmz iin adresimizi ziyaret edin. http://www.aliyildizonline.com Fred Wilson, co-founder of Union Square Ventures, says the U.S. will get a new i...
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Cesar Chavez "March for Immigration Reform, and Social Justice in Oxnard,
https://www.facebook.com/Oxnardthecityofdreams Sunday March 30, 2014 the annual Csar Chvez "March for Immigration Reform, Workers Rights, Equality and Social Justice" took place in Oxnard,...
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House conservatives on Friday blocked a narrow immigration reform measure, showing how hard it is an election year for the GOP-led chamber to make even small changes to the nation's immigration laws.
And this proposal was from a fellow Republican.
Rep. Jeff Denham of California pushed to add his proposal that would allow young people brought into the country illegally to join the military and gain legal status to annual defense legislation.
But conservatives revolted, arguing the measure amounted to "amnesty." They warned leaders its inclusion would jeopardize passage of the defense measure.
Although he is a co-sponsor of Denham's bill, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon, a California Republican, said in a written statement that he would not include the proposal as part of the defense legislation he will unveil next month.
Pressed if he decided conservative opposition on the immigration issue would have defeated the defense bill, McKeon waved off the questions.
"I'm not going to talk any more about this right now," he said.
Denham, who served in the U.S. Air Force with immigrants in the first Iraq war, lashed out at those in his own party who were aggressively working against his bill.
"I'm very frustrated to hear controversy from members who have never served their country and don't understand the impact that immigrants have had on our freedoms," Denham said.
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