(CNN) – President George W. Bush appealed to the House of Representatives to change the tone of the “rhetorical duration” on immigration, and said that it hopes to “establish a more respectful tone” with immigrants and lead to more reforms.
“I would like to say to the Congress that, for the sake of favor, there is a lot of rhetoric about immigration, that it is in favor of everyone to treat political points in both countries. It hopes to help establish one that is more respectful of immigrants, and will lead to system reform, “said Bush to Norah O’Donnell on CBS Sunday Morning.
The president’s superstructure is being produced in the midst of an open debate on migration reform in the Congress while the Biden governs the government with the migrant influenza on the frontier between the United States and Mexico. His message was also leaked after a Washington Post publicity article was published, stating that it had bipartisan action on various means of immigration.
The Tejano has been speaking for years to the immigrant community in its state of origin and, to a lesser extent, has been praising the history of immigrants from the United States for as long as it abrogates immigration policies. During his second term as president, Bush launched an immigration law project that tentatively aims to create a roadmap for some 12 million undocumented immigrants and seek to restore frontier security, as of 2007.
This House is aware that one of the major deceptions of its mandate is that no significant reform has been approved on the issue. Bush also said that there is currently a dialogue with the Republican Party to act on the creation of a roadmap for citizens for undocumented immigrants, if they can obtain a verification of antecedents and pay taxpayers, but will not do so.
“I’m in this moment,” O’Donnell said when she asked the president and party president Joe Biden a presentation with their salvations. “If I had to leave, I would have no choice but to ask.”
El presidente 43 de EE.UU. criticized the failure of Congress to take action on immigration issues and signal that it has “many decrees, but all that matters is that Congress is not doing its job.”
Hablando talks about its next book of immigrant paintings, “Out of Many, One”, the president said that he does not change politics, but agrees that the country is a “little voice” between the people who intend to sign a reform.
“Part of it, with certainty, is to create better compensation for the immigrant population in our society,” Bush said. “It is only a small voice that hopes that there will be a chorus of people like it, ‘we will be able to solve the problem'”.
Rachel Janfaza de CNN contributes important information.