Republicans Taking Too Limited Of An Approach To Immigration Reform, Says Expert

Andrea Nill, an immigration researcher at the Center for American Progress, told Talk Radio News Monday that Republicans are focusing too much on securing the border. While Nill acknowledges that securing the border is important, she says Republicans should focus on a comprehensive immigration policy that addresses those already in the country. (0:17)
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Comparisons Between Supporters Of Arizona Immigration Bill And Nazis Are Unfounded, Says House GOP'er

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:29)
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Opponents Of Arizona Immigration Bill Are Making Dishonest Arguments, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:23)
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Arizona Immigration Bill Strictly Prohibits Racial Profiling, Says Republican King

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:23)
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States Are Allowed To Enforce Federal Laws, Says House GOP'er

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:19)
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Arizona Simply Enforcing Existing Federal Immigration Laws, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:36)
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Arizona Immigration Bill Is Not Unconstitutional, Says Republican King

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:32)
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Odds Of Federal Immigration Reform This Year Are Increasing, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) tells Talk Radio News Service that he fully supports a new immigration law passed in Arizona last week. King says that the law has kick-started the conversation in Congress regarding passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. (:18)
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Americans Should Have First Crack At American Jobs, Says House Democrat

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) says during a press conference Tuesday that immigration reform would ensure that Americans would have the first opportunity at all American jobs. (0:35)

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House Democrat Says Speaker Has Expressed Support For Immigration Reform

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) says during a press conference Tuesday that proponents of immigration reform have support from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and adds that her body language is optimistic when she discusses reform. (0:33)
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House Democrat Says Border Security Should Not Hinder Immigration Reform

Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-N.Y.) says Tuesday during a press conference that border security should not be something that hinders immigration reform. (0:24)

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House Democrat Says Some Lawmakers Unfairly Blame Immigrants For America's Problems

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) says during a press conference Tuesday that opponents of immigration reform unfairly blame America’s problems on immigrants. (0:22)
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House Democrat Says 'No More' To Inhumane Treatment Of Immigrants

Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (D-N.Y.) says immigration reform is necessary because the current treatment of immigrants is inhumane, during a press conference on Wednesday. (0:19)
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New York Democrat Says Immigration Reform Is Essential To American Development

Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (D-N.Y.) says that turning away immigrants is detrimental to American development during a press conference on Wednesday. (0:14)
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House Democrat Says Education Must Be Part Of Immigration Reform

Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) says the U.S. education system needs to be responsive to all children. He adds that the special needs of the Latino community need to be included in the "overall solution" for immigration reform in the U.S. (0:56)
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Immigration Reform Will Have Huge Economic Impact On U.S. Households, Says Trade Policy Expert

Daniel Griswold, director for the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the Cato Institute, explains that the immigration policies Congress chooses to enact will have a huge economic impact on U.S. households. He also says that the difference between restricting immigration and legalizing immigration is about $250 billion. (0:31)
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Americans Want Illegal Immigration Problem Fixed Says Sen. Vitter

Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), co-sponsor of the SAVE Act, says "The American people get it. They know that illegal immigration is a serious problem, and the way to fix it is through enforcement at the border, enforcement in the workplace, and not having an amnesty program." (0:34)
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Shuler's New SAVE Act Provides Incentives For Border Patrol Agents

"The first part is increasing the border security," Rep. Heath Shuler said about his SAVE Act. The bill requests an increase of 6,000 border patrol agents. Incentives for border patrol agents would include relocation bonuses and paying off student loans, he said. (0:28)
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U.S. Needs Inclusive Immigration Program, Says Foreign Policy Expert

“I simply don’t see how we can say that we are a country of diversity, a welcoming country, a country that respects the worth and dignity of the individual, and not have a comprehensive...thoughtful immigration program,” said Thomas McLarty, Council on Foreign Relations Independent Task Force Co-Chair. (0:17)
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Immigration Reform Lags Because People Benefit From Exploiting Cheap Labor, Says Expert

Richard Land, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, said the U.S. has not made progress in immigration reform because “there are people who have benefited from exploiting cheap labor and undocumented workers, and they have a vested interest in it not getting fixed.” (0:26)
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