Headline Roundup • June 14th, 2018
House Republicans Draft Compromise Immigration Plan, Would Prevent Separating Children from Parents at Border
Summary from the AllSides News Team
House Republicans have drafted a compromise immigration plan that would give Dreamers a path to citizenship as well as provide funding for President Trump's border wall. Speaker Paul Ryan also voiced his opposition to current policy that allows children to be separated from their parents at the border, which the bill would prevent going forward.
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House Republican leadership indicated on Wednesday they had White House support on their plan to put two immigration bills forward, but it was unclear if that would be enough for a bill to pass in Congress.
Paul Ryan Doesn’t Want Kids Split From Their Parents, But He Won’t Blame Trump For It
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The House speaker blamed the courts for immigrant family separations that the courts did not require.
House Republicans look to unite party on plan for immigration reform
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Republicans tried to build support Wednesday for their compromise immigration plan, saying they’ve come up with something that can unite the GOP and get President Trump’s signature.
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