Malli Cir Bill Session Postpone Aaa?

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Meanwhile, over at the Washington Examiner, Conn Carroll, a Rubio critic and immigration reform skeptic, [url="http://washingtonexaminer.com/morning-examiner-today-is-not-the-day-for-an-immigration-hearing/article/2527652"]wrote[/url] that we still don’t know a good deal about the two brothers, adding that today’s planned Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the new immigration reform proposal should be delayed. “Today is not the day for an immigration hearing,” Carroll concluded.[/size][/font][/color][color=#000000][font=georgia][size=4]
Asked for a comment, Rubio spokesman Alex Conant emailed me this:[/size][/font][/color][indent][font=georgia][size=4]
The situation in Boston is still developing and it’s too soon to jump to conclusions, let alone use the tragedy to make political points.[/size][/font][/indent][color=#000000][font=georgia][size=4]
It’s unclear thus far how widespread the effort among conservatives will be to connect the Boston bombing suspects to the immigration reform debate. But it’s certainly something that bears watching. If this argument picks up steam, it will be another indication of how ferocious the resistance on the right to immigration reform is going to get.[/size][/font][/color]
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