If House Republicans return from their annual retreat with an agreement to tackle immigration reform, they could consider as many as eight separate measures, including legislation that would legalize the 11 million immigrants living here unlawfully, a bill to create a new visa system for immigrant workers without college degrees, and proposals to boost border security.

“At this point, there is no decision and no consensus on how the bills come to the floor,” a Republican close to the negotiations told the Washington Examiner. “Border security will most likely be first, but once you get past that, it’s up in the air.”