As the 114th Congress begins in Washington DC with Republican majorities in each chamber, there are new concerns about how it will approach immigration reforms, especially the recent Presidential action on immigration by the Obama administration.
Now that the politicking for 2016 Presidential elections is gearing up, both Democrats and Republicans will no doubt be interested in appealing to the growing demographic of immigrant voters. Republicans are especially going to be pressured by business leaders in their constituencies to push for a stable visa programs which only Congress can deliver. Democrats also have to explain where not much was done when they controlled the congress.
Although reports suggest that Republicans in both chambers are working on a variety of immigration bills, it remains unclear what the Republican controlled Congress will do to move
