United States  Majority Leader said it is unlikely that a new bill to reform immigration legislation will receive action by the legislative body this year. The bill, introduced yesterday by (R,) and (R,), would require immigrant workers to apply from their native countries for a visa to remain in the states. The bill is in contrast to a different measure by (D-) and (R-AZ) submitted two months ago. That bill would create a visa category where temporary workers are not tied to any job in particular and would allow them to apply for permanent residence regardless of employment. The bill has republican co-sponsorship from and  , both from where the porous US- border is an issue.
United States Senate Majority Leader said it is unlikely that a new bill to reform immigration legislation will receive action by the legislative body this year. The bill, introduced yesterday by (R,) and (R,), would require immigrant workers to apply from their native countries for a visa to remain in the states. The bill is in contrast to a different measure by (D-) and (R-AZ) submitted two months ago. That bill would create a visa category where temporary workers are not tied to any job in particular and would allow them to apply for permanent residence regardless of employment. The bill has republican co-sponsorship from and Jeff Flake , both from where the porous US- border is an issue.
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