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12-21-2022, 03:02 AM
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This is from a different article with Sen. Sinema saying there will be immigration discussions in January.

"Despite bipartisan support for the framework agreement, Sinema and Tillis ran out of time to collect the support from the 60 senators needed to pass the bill. Instead, lawmakers will spend the final few days of the current legislative session trying to avoid a government shutdown and pass a budget.

In her remarks, Sinema expressed her disappointment at ending the session without a deal, saying lawmakers from both parties chose to "retreat to its partisan corners" rather than to familiarize themselves with the issues along the U.S.-Mexico border and taking action to solve them.

"That's why when we come back to Congress in January, one of the first things I'll do with Senator Tillis is convene a bipartisan group of senators who are willing and committed to get something done," Sinema said. "We're going to bring them to the border. We're going to see what Arizonans see every single day, because a crisis this big should not and cannot be ignored."

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...m/69745442007/
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