U.S. Sen. John McCain and some other lawmakers are set to sit down with President Obama on the immigration overhaul of the nation’s system. Part of the discussion would be the significant disagreements between some members of a bipartisan group of eight and the president in the issue. But Senator McCain, who is a member of the said bipartisan group, is still optimistic about the success of this possible legislation that will push forward the path to citizenship for illegal immigrants in the country.
The meeting between President Obama, Sen. John McCain and some of the members of the bipartisan group of eight on Tuesday will address aspects where the senators and the president disagree in some principles of the proposed legislation. It is noted that the president promised that he will give some room for lawmakers to discuss the details among themselves and come up with the right legislation. Now, the president would like to sit down with the senators and try to work out on the details of immigration reform.
Source: ABC News
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