Congressional Notes

Congressional Note No. 7

In order to make it back to the House of Representatives, this immigration bill had to overcome an unlikely obstacle: The State Department

Congressional Note No. 6

Who Killed the Farm Workforce Bill? Who Can Resurrect It?

Republicans Jim Jordan and Kevin McCarthy on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Congressional Note No. 5

Is Immigration Reform Dead on Arrival in a Divided 118th Congress?

Congressional Note No. 4

An immigration bill that would protect ‘Documented Dreamers’ is quickly moving toward bipartisan consensus in Congress

Congressional Note No. 3

An immigration bill that would bring foreign doctors to medically underserved areas has a strong chance of passage in Congress

Congressional Note No. 2

Can Universal Counsel Supplant Detention as a Way to Assure Asylum Seekers Appear in Court?

Congressional Note No. 1

An immigration bill that would allow foreign nationals to visit family in the U.S. is showing strong bipartisan support in an otherwise polarized Congress

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