Boston bombings stoke new immigration, security debates

Published April 21, 2013 4:00am ET



White House Correspondent

Washington leaders on Sunday began grappling with the policy repercussions of last week’s twin bombings at the Boston Marathon, as some called for slowing the push for immigration reforms and heightening counterterrorism efforts after suspected bombers of Chechen heritage went undetected.

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