Is Immigration Reform Dead?

Yes, according to How Immigration Reform Died By Seung Min Kim and Carrie Budoff Brown:

"The best chance in three decades to rewrite immigration laws has slipped away just one year after the Senate garnered 68 votes for sweeping reform of the system, 20 months after strong Hispanic turnout for Democrats in the 2012 election sparked a GOP panic, and five years after Obama promised to act."

KJ

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