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Labor leaders signal they will sign off on ‘legalization’ for many unlawful immigrants

Posted April 14, 2009 · Add Comment

Labor leaders say they will sign off on the “legalization” of unlawfully present immigrants as well as on a commission to determine the year to year numbers for work visas.

Has labor ever been ready to agree to this sort of compromise on immigration? I cannot imagine business being against this despite some lip service they’ll give to American workers before they too sign off on it. Legislation should not be held hostage by special interest groups. Unfortunately, that’s America.

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