Bipartisan Immigration Law Revision Passed by U.S. Senate
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Finding a way to duplicate the Senate’s bipartisan passage of a revision to U.S. immigration policy will be a tall order in the Republican-led House, though senators of both parties plan to keep up the pressure.
The Senate passed the most significant immigration measure in a generation yesterday with the support of 14 Republicans and all 54 of the chamber’s Democrats after months of painstaking bipartisan negotiations. A group of four Republican and four Democratic senators worked to build a broad coalition of support from the start.