The controversial and widely reported US immigration reorganization bill 2013 may still be breathing what with the incumbent President reportedly getting set to pressurize the Republicans on the subject. The year is about to conclude even as there are good grounds to believe that 2014 will usher-in optimism for a large number of unregistered guests in the US.
It is claimed that the entire year was essentially incredibly difficult for them as they vacillated from optimism to hopelessness and hopelessness to optimism all the way through the year, courtesy the absence of any unambiguous picture on the subject. Their best possible time of the year was when the Senate gave its green signal to the all-inclusive immigration improvement bill.
Several migrants and their champions really believed that the bill will manage to gain authorization in the House of Representatives inside just a few weeks, and that the matter was almost fruitfully decided. However, they were wrong since the Republicans–as it is known by now–did everything feasible to, sort of, murder the bill, and prevent it from receiving an approval in the House which is decisively dominated by the Republicans.
However, presently there appears to be a newborn confidence among the Barack Obama-led administration & the Democrats who are presently becoming comparatively more self-assured in their stand on the issue of the immigration reorganization bill. The president appears to be more self-confident while urging the Republicans to, in fact, consider the bill before getting the same approved in the House.
Obama reportedly proclaimed that the Senate bill has the key components of wide-ranging immigration reform which would improve the national economy, give the nation a chance to draw more precious investment and high-trained labor force, which he stressed, is doing wonderful things at certain places, such as Silicon Valley & across the nation. At the present, there appears to be a new Obama who seems to have a spring in his feet and more confidence about the things he wishes to get duly done.
Still, will it really leave a mark on the comprehensive immigration reform bill’s future is the million dollar question. Perhaps, replying to such a question, the president reportedly said that as long as each & every 5 pieces get duly done, he does not care or bother what the same eventually looks like.
He added that what the government is not interested to just create 1 portion of the same, but ignore some of the harder things which still require to get suitably completed. However, will the Republicans & the House Speaker positively react is still reportedly to be found. Till that time, the involved parties and people need to keep their s fingers crossed.
