Heath Shuler: “I think we have finally gotten to partisan politics on the Committee, and I think that is very unfortunate.”

Unfortunately, and I will say this on both sides, the maturity level is not there from the United States Congress yet.

Expanding E-Verify without more would also cost the government significant tax revenues.

Since the first establishment in 1973, the Farm Bill has bolstered countless family farms and sparked a boom in production in critical staples ranging from corn to cotton.

The end result would be lost tax revenues and depressed wages and working conditions for all workers, including U.S. workers.