Immigration Reform Finds Hope in New Study

“After the collapse of the comprehensive immigration reform bill in Congress, supporters have been asking what next?

Members of the National American Media (NAM) and Bendixen & Associates presented their theory about what led to the bills failure in their study, “The Future of Comprehensive Immigration Reform in the US” last August 23 at the California Community Foundation.

The two organizations hope that learning from the bills failure this year will lead to greater understanding on what needs to occur for immigration reform to pass in the US.”

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