Immigration rethought after Sept. 11
Washington debates immigration policy after the Sept. 11 attacks. Lawmakers and groups weigh bans, fraud resistant IDs, and stronger intelligence sharing as INS heads face calls to reform or abolition. Senator Dayton warns of a large illegal population while others warn against shutting entry to deserving people. INS chief Ziglar cautions against halting immigration.
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Politics blamed for slow action on economy package
The article reports Senate Democratic leader and White House budget director spar over stalled talks on an economy stimulus bill. Daschle blames Republican demands while Bush aides accuse Democrats of blocking needed measures. Key sticking points include tax cuts, unemployment health aid, and corporate AMT changes. Daschle remains hopeful talks can yield a deal soon.
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Dick Armey
Texas
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D-S.d
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CNN
Congress weighs limiting use of Social Security numbers
Washington lawmakers led by Rep. Matsui and Rep. Shaw back a bipartisan bill to restrict SSN use across banks, hospitals, and state agencies. The plan would criminalize improper SSN handling with up to five years in jail and a $250,000 fine, barring SSNs on checks and as worker identifiers.
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California
Clay Shaw
Florida
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