No High Hopes for Immigration: Mexicans Like US Reform But Think It Will Fail The News
go to original May 9, 2013

Mexico City – Mexican participants in a survey on an immigration reform bill to be presented in the U.S. Senate today had a less-than-rosy view of the overhaul’s prospects.

The proposed legislation would offer a path to citizenship for many of the 11 million Mexicans living in the U.S. without documents.

Only 13 percent of respondents thought the bill in its current form would be approved, and only 25 percent said it was “somewhat likely.”

Seventy percent felt that the reform would benefit Mexican migrants, while 40 percent said they thought the law would make it harder to gain legal entry to the U.S.

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