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- Oct 18, 2013
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Immigration Reform

Following the deal that reopened the Federal Government and raised the Nation's debt ceiling; is it possible that a better sense of reasoning now exists within the United States House of Representatives? This scenario seems far fetch, but for the sake of conversation, if the afore is such; is it now possible for the House of Representatives to pass a meaningful Immigration Reform Bill as the Senate has already concluded? Or will the House dissect the work of the Senate and offer up into the Chamber for a vote, tiny pieces of legislations they deem adequate to solicit Latino support of their agenda to win the White House? Consider.

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