Would the Senate border deal ‘legalize’ 2 million immigrants a year?

By David Sivak Black lives matter — except in Cuba? February 2, 2024 10:44 am Biden and Trump have one thing in common when it comes... February 2, 2024 10:44 am This image released by Disney shows Chadwick Boseman, center, in a scene from Marvel Studios' "Avengers: Infinity War." Chicago students watch Black Panther to learn ‘Afrofuturism’ and activism February 2, 2024 10:32 am Zuckerberg should apologize for the harms of social media The senators negotiating a bipartisan compromise on the border have for weeks urged colleagues to wait until the bill text is released before judging the deal. That time is almost here. The proposal will be released no later than Sunday as part of a larger national security supplemental. But the legislation will hobble into public view following weeks of withering criticism fueled by leaks, some suspect and others legitimate, on the contents of the border deal. The lead negotiators, chiefly Sen. James Lankford (R-OK), have lamented what has snowballed into a “massive, out-of-control internet rumor,” attempting to correct the record even before the ink is dry. But the conservative criticism persists, and will surely continue, despite the damage control.