Immigration Reform Stalled in Congress

The Biden administration has been trying to promote comprehensive immigration reform by any means possible since the beginning of the year, stating that the local immigration system is long broken and needs to be reshaped at its roots.

However, in light of the health care crisis and the most alarming surge of illegal border crossings in decades, Biden’s immigration reform has been intercepted multiple times and his administration has not been able to make as much progress as it would like on the immigration sector.

Currently, the House of Representatives is deliberating on the Democratic leaders’ spending bill, which includes an immigration resolution that could lead to the temporary legalization of more than 7 million eligible undocumented immigrants, but the outcome is still uncertain.

As a result, immigration reform is currently in limbo and, in fact, history has repeated itself since the 1980s, when Congress last passed comprehensive immigration reform. Since then, several administrations have attempted to restructure the immigration system without success.

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Immigration reform as a Bipartisan debate

It is well known that Democratic leaders are currently leading plans to enact comprehensive immigration reform in Congress. But, it is important to ask, isn’t immigration reform a bipartisan issue in the 21st century?

Well, in one of our most recent articles we talked about how the political debate around immigration reform has delayed the implementation of lasting and effective measures, even though it seems as if political leaders in both the Republican and Democratic parties agree on the need to improve the immigration system.

Let’s look at some important facts:

• On the one hand, Republican leaders tend to focus on the need to implement stricter border policies to curb mass irregular migration. However, if mass migration is also related to the lack of simple and accessible legal immigration routes, then could immigration reform be a viable way to control irregular migration levels?
• On the other hand, Democratic leaders tend to focus on the need to expand certain immigration programs and protect the most vulnerable foreign communities. However, lasting changes in local immigration policies are not possible without Congressional intervention. So, would Democratic leaders also need immigration reform to carry out their proposals?

Thus, it is possible that immigration reform could become a bipartisan issue as it would bring benefits that would fulfill the expectations of both Republican and Democratic leaders.

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