White House summit postponed again

June

The White House “summit” on immigration was postponed a second time, and the new date is June 25, reports blogger and immigration attorney Greg Siskind.

Republican Congressman Brian Bilbray is already charging that key GOP leaders are going to be left out, reports The Hill. New York Sen. Chuck Schumer, head of the Judiciary’s immigration subcommittee, is one lawmaker expected to have a prime seat. Schumer hailed improvements in border security last month in his call for a new push for reform legislation.

This entry was posted on Monday, June 15th, 2009 at 1:12 pm by Leah Rae.
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