Bipartisan House Group Reaches Immigration Deal

But can they sell it to the rest of the House?

The lawmakers did not provide details as they left a two-hour meeting Thursday evening, but said they would be working on drafting the measure.

The development comes after talks among the eight-member group dragged on for months and appeared to stall over disputes including temporary workers and health care for immigrants being granted legal status under the legislation.

Republican Rep. John Carter of Texas said earlier Thursday that there was consideration of moving forward with a bipartisan bill without the health care provision.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.