US Senate Passes Landmark Immigration Bill | Voice of America - English
The U.S. Senate has approved a landmark overhaul of immigration laws by a 68 to 32 vote. The bill is a top item on President Barack Obama’s agenda, but faces an uncertain future in the House of Representatives.  	   	The Senate’s comprehensive reform bill provides a long and arduous path to residency and eventual U.S. citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants.
In senate, got to see vote. Amazing to see history happen. Si se puede. Grateful! Only 32 senators voted NO on immigration bill....rest are American TRAITORS who care more about illegals than American Citizens Thank you to the 68 senators took us one step closer to sensible immigration reform today! The immigration bill is one of the dumbest things ever passed. It does not secure the border, and leaves the US in danger. We are a nation of immigrants—that’s my story, that’s my family’s story&that’s America’s story. The . I voted against the bill b/c it doesn’t adequately prioritize border security. Watch my speech here: Thank u, U.S. Senate. Now our future is tied to the House of Rep. Again, the question is: "What do you want to do w/ us?"