Jared Kushner is trying this whole immigration thing one more time
address, as he alluded to impending legislation “to replace our outdated and randomized immigration system with one based on merit, welcoming those who follow the rules, contribute to our economy, support themselves financially and uphold our values.”
Of course, actually getting the plan approved and passed is a much tougher matter. NPR reports that the Kushner plan is already suffering from having to navigate the divided opinions of business leaders who want an influx of new employees, and immigration hard-liners who don't want Kushner's efforts to ultimately expand, rather than reduce, legal immigration.
Similar divisions between pro-business factions and immigration hard-liners are also present in the GOP caucus, whose unified support Kushner would need to win over a divided Congress. And unfortunately for the first son-in-law, Kushner's track record on getting Republican senators on board with his immigration ideas already isn't great. Kushner
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