Immigration Reform: Campaign Politics, SCOTUS, and the Path Forward
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Bipartisan Policy Center1225 Eye St. NW
Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20005
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Immigration has remained at the center of the 2016 presidential election cycle. This month, both major parties will hold their national conventions, where immigration promises to remain a major issue only a few weeks after the Supreme Court’s deadlock that blocked President Obama’s executive action program. While any reform in Congress has taken a back seat to election-year politics in 2016, some lawmakers have already hinted at pushing for reform after the election.
BPC hosted a discussion on the immigration issues being addressed, the potential political and legislative impact of the Supreme Court outcome, and the path forward on reform.
Join the discussion on Twitter: @BPC_Bipartisan #BPClive
Panel discussion with:
John Feehery
President, Communications Practice, QGA Public Affairs
@JohnFeehery
Jon Feere
Legal Policy Analyst, Center for Immigration Studies
@JonFeere
Angela Maria Kelley
Executive Director, Center for American Progress Action Fund
Kerri Talbot
Partner, VENG Group
@kerritalbot
Moderated by:
Theresa Brown
Director of Immigration Policy, BPC
@BPC_TBrown
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