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News: During a town hall meeting in Racine , WI ,
House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) revealed the House Republican Leadership plans to pass
multiple immigration bills and then combine them with the Senate legislation in
the conference process to create a comprehensive bill.
Ryan said
the goal is to make what he and the House GOP leadership considers improvements
to the Senate bill.
“A lot of
people are saying, just pass the Senate bill," Ryan explained.
"That's not what the House is going to do. I think we can make it better."
According
to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, “Ryan said in the House, where the
Republicans are in the majority, the intent ‘is to bring five or six bills...
to fix these problems one step at a time in a comprehensive way.’”
Ryan said
negotiations are ongoing in the House for when certain bills will get to the
floor. “Tentatively, in October, we're going to vote on a border security bill,
an interior enforcement bill, a bill for legal immigration,” he said.
The Journal-Sentinel noted
that Ryan also said the House will vote on a bill that would grant illegal
aliens amnesty. “We're going to vote on a bill for people who are
undocumented,” Ryan said.
Editor’s
notes: I trust two individuals in all
this, Paul Ryan and (in the Senate) Jeff Sessions. Unfortunately, the two appear to be at separate polls on this
issue. Currently, the House is “in charge,” working on its version of the Senate
bill which was opposed by
Sessions. Sometime after the August
break, perhaps late October, the House will vote on three of its legal
solutions, as detailed in the
excerpt, above. I intend to wait until I see what the House
is actually going to consider. But,
more than this, I do not intend
to let talk of “amnesty” close my mind to what is being considered.
If “amnesty”
means illegals will no longer have to worry about being . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . exported while they comply with requirements, over a period of years, before applying for citizenship, I am fine with that. If we are going to give them a path to citizenship, we need to stop threatening them.
. . . . . . . . . . . exported while they comply with requirements, over a period of years, before applying for citizenship, I am fine with that. If we are going to give them a path to citizenship, we need to stop threatening them.
I do not believe that the Senate bill gives them all the rights of citizenship before they have paid the fines and complied with long term qualifications required for an eventual application for citizenship. I do believe, however, that the Senate bill does not effectively deal with border security.
The
concerning issue, for me, is border security, and that will be the first issue dealt with
in October by the House. It is generally
believed that the Senate “went soft” on
this issue. If Ryan and his partners can
effectively deal with this issue, the
door is open for continuing solutions to
the immigration issue.
I, for one,
am not going to let the hype and present day headlines cause me a great
deal of concern. We need to wait until
we see the wording and know more about the specific details of the Ryan agenda as regards the larger comprehensive immigration issue.
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For the record, I do not care what Ann Coulter has to say on much of anything. Hyperbole is a primary Coulter strategy and, after years of listening to this woman, I find myself asking, "Who died and made Coulter an authority on political issues?"
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For the record, I do not care what Ann Coulter has to say on much of anything. Hyperbole is a primary Coulter strategy and, after years of listening to this woman, I find myself asking, "Who died and made Coulter an authority on political issues?"
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