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The seemingly irresolvable issue of how to deal with existing illegal immigration further complicates reform prospects.
8.11pm GMT Ninth question: What does sending Senate finance chair Max Baucus to be ambassador to China say about tax reform prospects for next year?
But if the leaders of France and Germany can find the courage and skill to face down the opponents of reform, prospects for a Europe-wide recovery would get a huge boost.
According to a recent and wide-ranging study on the reform prospects for countries in the euro zone, the Lisbon Council, a research organization based in Brussels, concluded that Italy ranked last among all countries that use the euro in terms of its ability to generate economic growth over the long term.
Exactly a year ago this column considered the reform prospects under new Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.
As late as last Friday, bipartisan healthcare reform's prospects looked good.
The call with the White House and the Speaker's office, Newsom said, was generally bullish on health care reform's prospects.
WASHINGTON -- As President Barack Obama gets set to barnstorm outside the Beltway in hopes of salvaging his gun policy reforms, the prospect of passing legislation of significance rests firmly on a single Republican lawmaker.
To say immigration reform has uncertain prospects going forward puts it mildly.
Congress has failed repeatedly to enact meaningful immigration reform, and the prospects in the next year or so are slim.
