July 2013, Volume 31, Issue 13

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States and Immigration Reform

Federal immigration reform may or may not happen. The Senate has passed a bill; the House has not. The Senate bill is not likely to be considered by the House, and any bill the House might adopt would probably differ significantly from the Senate bill. But there is a lot of buzz around the issue, and states are rightfully concerned about where any type of immigration reform would leave them.

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