Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Ponnuru: Immigration reform still doesn't have a chance
Would a Republican takeover of the Senate improve the prospects that an immigration bill will get to President Barack Obama's desk? That theory is making the rounds - and some of the people who oppose the dominant approach to immigration reform are starting to worry about it.
The theory goes like this: A lot of Republicans, having just taken full control of Congress and seeking the presidency in 2016, will want to show that they can govern. And many of them think that they need to deal with immigration, in particular, to do so. The idea is that passing a reform bill would help the party appeal to Hispanics and take the issue away from Democrats in the presidential campaign.
It could happen, but I'm skeptical. Read more: http://www.newsday.com/opinion/oped/immigration-reform-still-doesn-t-have-a-chance-ramesh-ponnuru-1.9498367
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