Is the best path for immigration reform a single comprehensive bill or multiple bills dealing with individual components.
Personally I am strongly in favor of the multiple bills options. Comprehensive immigration reform is way too likely to result in a gigantic bill 1000s of pages long containing all kinds of loopholes, junk, etc that no one realized was even in there. A smaller step by step process would result in bills short enough to be actually read by the people voting on them plus discussion each portion of immigration thoroughly is more likely to result in a law which has somewhat broad support and actually accomplishes what it is intended to accomplish.
Other thoughts?
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