Wow, a timetable in the House! So that makes immigration the third priority behind health care and energy according to the Speaker.

It looks like the House is set to tackle both energy and health care during the summer. That will set immigration legislation nicely for the fall in the House if they can get through those two bills during the summer.

In the Senate, their major focus is health care for the summer leaving energy slated probably for early fall right after the August recess. Immigration could then be picked up right after because of Senator Reid's indications that immigration will be discussed in the fall.

So does that mean the House will first tackle immigration reform? I'll have to plug my Senate Agenda thread if anyone wants more information on upcoming agenda items.