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  1. 02-17-2009, 08:01 PM #1
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    Immigration reform advocates push forward in tough economy

    By Jim Snyder
    Posted: 02/17/09 06:18 PM [ET]
    Backers of sweeping immigration policy changes, bolstered by the growing importance of the Hispanic voting bloc, are urging lawmakers to tackle the touchy subject this year despite rising unemployment levels among legal residents.


    “One lesson of the Bush administration is if you don’t move early, it becomes harder, not easier, to do,â€
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    None of this will end well for the legal American people.
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    Did I blink???????????????????

    "Sharry said the recent elections show the politics of the debate have shifted. Once considered a third rail for Democrats — a wedge issue akin to gay marriage — immigration reform now has broad support among voters."

    All twelve of them????
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