House Democratic leaders are eyeing changes to legislation to protect “Dreamers” in a bid to resolve an intraparty dispute that’s stalled a key piece of their agenda
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The issue was discussed in a late afternoon huddle in Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office with several Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee. The meeting also included leaders of several pro-immigration activist groups like United We Dream, whose support is seen as crucial to moving the bill forward. By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time.
While a decision has not formally been made, Democrats left Pelosi’s office believing they were close to an agreement, which could allow the House Judiciary Committee to advance the bill after previously postponing its markup.
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