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How did congressional Republicans and Democrats respond to President Bush’s proposed changes to immigration law?

How did congressional Republicans and Democrats respond to President Bush’s proposed changes to immigration law?
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How did congressional Republicans and Democrats respond to President Bush’s proposed changes to immigration law?

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Both parties criticized his guest worker program.

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The congressional Republicans and Democrats were very vocal in their criticism of the proposed changes to the immigration laws wanted by President Bush. The bill was introduced in the senate of the United States on 9th of May in the year 2007, but it never saw the light of the day. The bill came up for debate several times, but it was never passed.
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