WASHINGTON - want to help us guide of the majority who said Senate Harry Reid Tuesday that attach a change to an invoice, young people in the United States illegally to legally residing in US defence policy.Capitol legislation which is known as the Nevada Democrat said in a conference press, the DREAM Act long would not say tiempo. él if he votes for the amendment.The law Young University to visit or the military to legally residing in U.S. join would allow.
Young people should have come into the country, younger than 16 years and in the five years wurden.diejenigen, which forces join it must serve to at least two years and completed two years of University.
Democrats also rights groups promised gay service open into the forces armadas.Que, found in Bill Reid try said until next week puts an end the "ask, tell policy" bars gays.
Republicans are against both measures.
He asked if he answered the votes for the DREAM Act, Reid: "insurance hope that I."
President Barack Obama was under fire from immigrants and Spanish communities because was Congress unable to immigration reform to move into account despite his promise to solve the problem in his first year in the Oval Office.
Some critics say that at the end of Democrats on immigration reform a movement Político.Reid thrust is a difficult challenge for re-election of the tea party favorite Sharron a quarter of the population of Nevada angle, faces that make up the intensification of Einwanderung.Hispanic supports laws.
A spokeswoman for the Nevada Republican party, said Reid announced a trick of the campaign.
Jahan Wilcox "Nevada voters overwhelmingly reject these games politician desperately seeking only from a democratic accommodation of 28 a fifth term in the Senate could come", said in a statement.?
Pass blame Republicans for the inability to a radical reform of Immigration Bill Reid.
"I intentado.He tried from the very, very hard, but Republicans, we had in the last Congress (the immigration reform secured) have us," said.
Minutes before Reid announced, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell described policy "needlessly controversial" to include like Bill "Don 't ask, don't T tell" and plans to add the DREAM Act.
"I can tell you now simply the Bill will continue", McConnell said.
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