Democrat Blames Loss to El-Sayed on Fake Polling as Wedgewood’s ‘Social Experiment’ Exposes the ‘Pollercoaster’
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WASHINGTON — Key senators tentatively agreed on a plan to revive a stalled immigration bill yesterday, aided by President Bush’s support for a quick $4.4 billion aimed at “securing our borders and enforcing our laws at the work site.”
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|WASHINGTON — Key senators tentatively agreed on a plan to revive a stalled immigration bill yesterday, aided by President Bush’s support for a quick $4.4 billion aimed at “securing our borders and enforcing our laws at the work site.”
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