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The Immigration Bill
President Bush has embraced yesterday’s bi-partisan compromise on immigration reform. It appeals to both the Right and the Left as a way to secure America’s borders and to to bring 12 million people out of the shadows. However, there's opposition from both ends of the political spectrum. Also, Paul Wolfowitz’s forced resignation: how big a slap is it to the United States?
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenPresident Bush has embraced yesterday’s bi-partisan compromise on immigration reform. It appeals to both the Right and the Left as a way to secure America’s borders and to to bring 12 million people out of the shadows. However, there's opposition from both ends of the political spectrum. Also, Paul Wolfowitz’s forced resignation: how big a slap is it to the United States?