Immigration debate clears procedural Senate hurdle
The Senate moved immigration reform past an early procedural hurdle as President Obama urged action on a path to citizenship for about 11 million undocumented immigrants. Republicans warned of tougher border security and stricter terms for legal status, while Marco Rubio outlined the complex political path ahead. The bill envisions a 13 year journey to citizenship with fines, a tighter border, a new low skilled workers program, expanded high skilled visas, and a shift away from family preference toward skills. The party remains divided with supporters hoping for a landmark second term achievement and critics fearing amnesty and weak border controls.
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Morning-after pill appeal on hold amid new all-age sales plan
Federal officials paused the appeal in the morning-after pill case as they seek prompt FDA approval for all-age purchases without a prescription. Judge Edward Korman’s earlier ruling had mandated over the counter access with no age restrictions, while the government retracted its appeal to pursue the new plan.
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