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Key Republican senators sign up to Irish E3 visa bill
Optimism growing that immigration bill can now pass Senate
ByNIALL O'DOWD,IrishCentral.com Founder
Published Saturday, February 18, 2012, 8:03 AMUpdated Saturday, February 18,
2012, 8:36 AM
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Pennsylvania Senator Patrick Toomey has indicated he is in favor of the E3
visa bill put forward by Massachusetts GOP colleague Scott Brown and Ohio
Senator Rob Portman, also a Republican, is said to be on board.
The bill would allow 10,500 Irish to come to America on a two-year work visa
renewable after that period every two years.
The bill is linked in Congress with a hi-tech bill that would allow more
Chinese and Indian hi-tech workers to come to the U.S. as well as raise the
visa cap for Hispanics.
The addition of the two Republican Senators would move the numbers of
senators in favor of the bill to a definite 58 just two short of a
filibuster proof majority. Fifty three Democrats, led by Senator Charles
Schumer have already signed on.
Toomey came on board after a determined lobbying campaign by Irish groups in
Pennsylvania led by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Irish Lobby for
Immigration Reform.
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Equally, Portman has been contacted by many Irish group in Ohio and is
believed to now be in favor of the legislation.
Meanwhile Irish Central understands that Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. who
has been opposed to the bill, has softened his stance and is now open to
negotiation with Senator Brown and Democrats.
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who was in the U.S. this week has spoken to
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell while the Irish government has also
talked to Maine Senator Susan Collins.
The Congress is on recess next week which makes action on the bill likely
the following week.
Optimism growing that immigration bill can now pass Senate
ByNIALL O'DOWD,IrishCentral.com Founder
Published Saturday, February 18, 2012, 8:03 AMUpdated Saturday, February 18,
2012, 8:36 AM
Larger Text
PrintE-mailMake a comment
See more:Irish immigration
Tweet<<
Pennsylvania Senator Patrick Toomey has indicated he is in favor of the E3
visa bill put forward by Massachusetts GOP colleague Scott Brown and Ohio
Senator Rob Portman, also a Republican, is said to be on board.
The bill would allow 10,500 Irish to come to America on a two-year work visa
renewable after that period every two years.
The bill is linked in Congress with a hi-tech bill that would allow more
Chinese and Indian hi-tech workers to come to the U.S. as well as raise the
visa cap for Hispanics.
The addition of the two Republican Senators would move the numbers of
senators in favor of the bill to a definite 58 just two short of a
filibuster proof majority. Fifty three Democrats, led by Senator Charles
Schumer have already signed on.
Toomey came on board after a determined lobbying campaign by Irish groups in
Pennsylvania led by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Irish Lobby for
Immigration Reform.
__________________
READ MORE:
Senator Scott Brown pushing GOP to pass Irish visa bill reports Politico
Dallas Mavs Mark Cuban makes bizarre remarks as he saves St. Patrick's Day
parade
Family discounts now made available on Certificates of Irish Heritage –
VIDEO
_________________
Equally, Portman has been contacted by many Irish group in Ohio and is
believed to now be in favor of the legislation.
Meanwhile Irish Central understands that Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. who
has been opposed to the bill, has softened his stance and is now open to
negotiation with Senator Brown and Democrats.
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who was in the U.S. this week has spoken to
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell while the Irish government has also
talked to Maine Senator Susan Collins.
The Congress is on recess next week which makes action on the bill likely
the following week.
