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3:19Now PlayingSome members of Congress are taking advantage of a loophole that allows them to keep a select few in the US, even as they oppose broader efforts to reform immiration.
Here's how it works: Any U.S. Senator or Representative may file a "private bill," proposing relief for a person who has been denied asylum, but still wants to live in the United States. The bill gets referred to the Judiciary Committee, which generally does not act on private bills. If the appropriate subcommittee requests a report, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) allows the individual to stay in the country under "deferred action." At the start of the next Congress, the bill's sponsor simply re-files the bill, restarting the process.
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