Bill leaves House leery
Immigration change called tough subject
By Mary M. Shaffrey
Winston-Salem Journal
WASHINGTON
The Senate is expected to pass an immigration bill next week that will give illegal immigrants a chance at citizenship.
Some senators, including Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., say they think that provision will stop any progress toward the passage of an immigration bill this year.
"It will incorporate a degree of amnesty that I think is impossible to conference with the House of Representatives, so I don't think at the end of this process we're going to get a bill that is signed into law," he said.
By Mary M. Shaffrey
Winston-Salem Journal
WASHINGTON
The Senate is expected to pass an immigration bill next week that will give illegal immigrants a chance at citizenship.
Some senators, including Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., say they think that provision will stop any progress toward the passage of an immigration bill this year.
"It will incorporate a degree of amnesty that I think is impossible to conference with the House of Representatives, so I don't think at the end of this process we're going to get a bill that is signed into law," he said.
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