Ann Morse

Program director of the Immigrant Policy Project at the National Conference of State Legislatures

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Program director of the Immigrant Policy Project at the National Conference of State Legislatures

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In 2009, President Obama promised comprehensive immigration reform, but his first term saw record numbers of deportations.

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In 2009, President Obama promised comprehensive immigration reform, but his first term saw record numbers of deportations.

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In 2009, President Obama promised comprehensive immigration reform, but his first term saw record numbers of deportations.

Will Partisanship Take a Break for Immigrant Reforgeorm?

In 2009, President Obama promised comprehensive immigration reform, but his first term saw record numbers of deportations.

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