Immigration-enforcement bill splits Democrats 

As fall election looms, a few push tough plan

By Jerry Kammer - May. 9, 2008 12:00 AM
Republic Washington Bureau, The Arizona Republic

WASHINGTON - House Democratic leaders worried about the November election want to thwart enforcement-only immigration legislation supported by colleagues in districts where immigration is a hot-button issue, a leading House liberal said Thursday.

"People who are very committed to comprehensive reform but who are charged with the responsibility for the next elections think about Lou Dobbs and the power of this issue in different local election contests," said Howard Berman, D-Calif.



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