Senate passes immigration reform in bipartisan vote
The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed a comprehensive reform of immigration laws in a 68-32 vote.
The bill offers undocumented residents a path to citizenship, increases the number of visas for low- and high-skilled immigrants, and bolsters security along the U.S.-Mexican border. Now, the bill heads to the Republican-led House of Representatives, where the chamber's conservative members oppose the legislation.
Hofstra, faculty agree to contract extension through week ... Jericho, East Williston go back to school ... Little lending libraries ... Out East: North Fork Foodie Tour
Hofstra, faculty agree to contract extension through week ... Jericho, East Williston go back to school ... Little lending libraries ... Out East: North Fork Foodie Tour
