Pro-immigrant groups come together with Democrats to rethink immigration reform

This was confirmed by Efe a legislative source who requested anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject and that is not authorized to discuss the issue.

The idea is not abandoning comprehensive immigration reform that would eventually permit the legalization of the twelve million undocumented immigrants estimated to live in America.

But, given the small chance that it achieved before the legislative elections of November 2, activists believe that, for now, it's better to get "part of the enchilada" that nothing in particular.

"Not that they are abandoning comprehensive immigration reform. But if you are closing the window of opportunity for a comprehensive plan, these measures would be as a kind of down payment toward a long-term strategy to achieve reform," the source said.

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Originally Posted by dreamality

what does this mean? yes/no??

Originally Posted by Swert

I would think "no" from the read.. but I'm not very good with politics