House Republicans on Thursday were poised to reject legislation that would reform immigration policy, provide border security and end separation of illegal immigrant families.
Conservative and moderate opposition to two immigration reform bills was mounting Thursday morning, and key negotiators suggested even the compromise measure designed to collect more GOP votes was headed for rejection.
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