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In this week’s episode of This Week in Immigration, BPC Associate Director Jack Malde interviews Senior Advisor Theresa Cardinal Brown and Associate Director Emerson Sprick on their new report, Has Congress Given Up on Bipartisan Immigration Reform? A Data-Driven Look at Legislation Since 2015. The report challenges the narrative that Congress has abandoned bipartisan immigration reform by analyzing hundreds of immigration-related bills introduced with bipartisan support since the 114th Congress. We explore where bipartisan interest has been strongest, which bills became law, and what the findings mean for lawmakers and advocates today.
Has Congress Given Up on Bipartisan Immigration Reform? A Data-Driven Look at Legislation Since 2015: https://bipartisanpolicy.org/report/has-congress-given-up-on-bipartisan-immigration-reform-a-data-driven-look-at-legislation-since-2015/
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In this week’s episode of This Week in Immigration, BPC Associate Director Jack Malde interviews Senior Advisor Theresa Cardinal Brown and Associate Director Emerson Sprick on their new report, Has Congress Given Up on Bipartisan Immigration Reform? A Data-Driven Look at Legislation Since 2015. The report challenges the narrative that Congress has abandoned bipartisan immigration reform by analyzing hundreds of immigration-related bills introduced with bipartisan support since the 114th Congress. We explore where bipartisan interest has been strongest, which bills became law, and what the findings mean for lawmakers and advocates today.
Has Congress Given Up on Bipartisan Immigration Reform? A Data-Driven Look at Legislation Since 2015: https://bipartisanpolicy.org/report/has-congress-given-up-on-bipartisan-immigration-reform-a-data-driven-look-at-legislation-since-2015/
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