House Votes to Toughen Laws on Immigration

Posted on: December 18th, 2005
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Immigration ] [ Politics ]
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“The House last night passed tough immigration legislation to build vast border fences, force employers to verify the legality of their workers and tighten security on the nation’s frontier, but it rebuffed President Bush’s entreaties to include avenues for foreign workers to gain legal employment.

The bill passed 239 to 182, with 36 Democrats joining 203 Republicans to vote yes. Seventeen Republicans, 164 Democrats and one independent opposed the measure….”

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