Immigration bill collapse to boomerang vs racists
With the collapse of the proposed comprehensive immigration bill crafted by at least 12 senators, concerned observers have expressed apprehensions that it would create an impending backlash against those who had acted to kill the bill after some amendments that favor their interests failed to be considered. With election period near approaching, it is likely that the immediate impacts could be felt by those who voted against it. Possibly, the concerned relatives of these illegal immigrants are expected to avoid voting in favor of the villains, who they thought were racists. And it is fitting that those who had supported the immigration bill should be rewarded by putting them back to their public posts, until the amendments to the bill are finally ironed out for good. Perhaps, at this time, many are infuriated as to what happened to the bill. Surely, they can't just keep their eyes closed after seeing a reality now shelved to gather dusts in the halls of the U.S. Congress. It is a s