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Republicans' Immigration Reform Bill Faces Establishment Minefield

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`Republicans' Immigration Reform Bill Faces Establishment Minefield`

Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s GOP has moved the party’s immigration reform bill through the judiciary committee, but it faces an obstacle course on the House floor created by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and a bloc of pro-migration, business-backed establishment GOP legislators.

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