04/03/2006: Senate Started Votes Today
Senate started votes for two amendments. One is to reduce nationalization waiting period from five years to four years for those who are fluent in English and meet other requirements which DHS will provide. The second amendment which the Senate passed today is to fund $50 million for Mexican border enforcement activities. Last week, the Senate floor focused on debates without the votes. This week, a host of amendments will be voted. Text of the entire amendments to the Fist's bill S.2454 which will be voted on the Senate floor can be found on our site. Please click here.
Senate started votes for two amendments. One is to reduce nationalization waiting period from five years to four years for those who are fluent in English and meet other requirements which DHS will provide. The second amendment which the Senate passed today is to fund $50 million for Mexican border enforcement activities. Last week, the Senate floor focused on debates without the votes. This week, a host of amendments will be voted. Text of the entire amendments to the Fist's bill S.2454 which will be voted on the Senate floor can be found on our site. Please click here.
