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Senate Democrats are urging the Biden administration to use executive power to protect millions more Central Americans from deportation -- as Democratic lawmakers and activists continue to look for ways to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants.
When President Biden entered office in January, with Democratic control of the Senate and House, there was a great deal of hope from left-wing immigration activists that 2021 would be the year in which a broad pathway to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants would be created and signed into law -- but as the year ends, those hopes have so far been dashed as multiple efforts have hit the rocks.
The time has come to bring our immigration laws into the modern realities of a global economy and an interconnected world.
With the possibility of a smaller bill still ahead of us, it remains vitally important for businesses and other interested parties to continue to engage with the process to ensure their policy priorities are included in the final product.
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