WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new sign-on letter led by the National Immigration Forum and the Niskanen Center — and signed by a cross section of more than 15 faith, business, agriculture, and advocacy organizations — encourages the Senate Judiciary Committee immigration subcommittee to take action on existing bipartisan legislation that would tackle several longstanding immigration issues.
Among the 11 bills with broad bipartisan support are the Preserving Employment Visas Act, the Temporary Family Visitation Act, The Bipartisan Border Solutions Act, and America’s CHILDREN Act.
“Together or individually, these bills represent widely supported and necessary improvements in U.S. immigration law and policy,” the letter states. “For too long, executive action and judicial decisions have dictated immigration policy and usurped Congress’s ability to govern. These bills are an opportunity to reassert congressional authority and make meaningful changes that benefit the U.S., Americans, and immigrants alike.”
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