I am more than happy to deal with relevant amendments. Of course, as the Senator from New Hampshire knows, according to the strict definition of the word ``relevance,'' our amendments would have to be related specifically to H-1B. He is unwilling to talk about relevant amendments as we understand it in the English language. Under the common understanding of the English language, ``relevance'' would allow the consideration of an immigration-related amendment during the H-1B debate because the H-1B bill is an immigration bill. It would allow technology-related education amendments to be considered relevant to the H-1B bill in this context. Certainly, technology-related job training amendments would be ``relevant'' under our common understanding of that term, but you can hide behind those specific defenses if you like. Again, I am happy to yield.
Thomas Daschle: “I am more than happy to deal with relevant amendments. Of course, as the Senator from New Hampshire knows, according to…”
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Discussing the relevance of amendments related to the H-1B immigration bill.
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