Sentence examples for path to grant from inspiring English sources

"As a country, we have saved so many human beings, so why wouldn't we save the people who are already right here with us, part of us?" Ms. Molgaard, who favors Mr. Obama, said of creating a path to grant citizenship for those who are already here.

But he seemed to suggest that there could be a path to granting legal status to illegal workers once that is done.

"The California Supreme Court today discovered a tortured path to granting the gun industry a special immunity from legal accountability that has no justification in law or public policy".

The Senate defied the Bush administration on Thursday by insisting that Iraq repay up to $10 billion in reconstruction aid, even as a divided House took a different path and prepared to grant President Bush's $87 billion request for Iraq and Afghanistan without conditions.

A12 The Senate defied the Bush administration on by insisting that Iraq repay up to $10 billion in reconstruction aid, even as a divided House took a different path and prepared to grant President Bush's $87 billion request for Iraq and Afghanistan without conditions.

Romney also opposes comprehensive immigration reform to grant paths to citizenship for the undocumented, and said during the GOP primary that he would encourage self-deportation -- a policy of making life difficult until unauthorized immigrants decide to leave.

Although he has campaigned with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Cuban-American popular with the Tea Party, Mr. Romney has not endorsed Mr. Rubio's proposal to grant a path to legal residency for some children of illegal immigrants.

The Dream Act, the preferred bill of immigrant advocates to grant a path to citizenship to Dreamers, has bipartisan support, but not enough.

And while deferred action was one step in the right path, some states still refuse to grant those of us who have been approved for deferred action driver's licenses.

Sessions has repeatedly torpedoed legislation to grant undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, claimed that immigrants are taking jobs from Americans, and, like Trump, called for building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Rubio did once support a Senate bill to grant undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, but he has since disavowed the legislation, saying the U.S. first ought to secure the border.