Mexican congressman discuss immigration with Pelosi Baca Gutierrez Solis
El Universal/Andrea Merlos/February 5, 2007/ link/ translation
Original title: Diputados abordaran migracion con congresistas en Washington
On February 8, 2007 three members of the Mexican House of Representatives will meet with four members of the U.S. House of Representatives to push for "comprehensive immigration reform", aka a massive amnesty.
Those on the Mexican side are Jose Jacques (PRD Party) and Edmundo Ramirez (PRI Party) together with a representative of the PAN Party yet to be determined.
Those putatively on the American side are: Joe Baca, Luis Gutierrez, Nancy Pelosi, and Hilda Solis.
On February 9, 2007 the Mexicans will travel to Chicago to meet with Elvira Arellano.
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