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    Sen. Jeff Sessions, Alabama Republican, said Congress should not retreat on that law.

    "This is a significant involvement in immigration law. It's a statement that we give up on existing law," Mr. Sessions said. "All we've done is further weaken the morality and integrity of the system."

    The bill passed 16-3, with opposition coming from Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Saxby Chambliss of Georgia and Mr. Sessions.

    Nobody has a reliable estimate of how many students would be affected by the bill or how much it would cost taxpayers.

    Sen. Jon Kyl, Arizona Republican, said it was critical to make sure illegal immigrants weren't receiving more benefits than legal immigrants under the bill.
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Guys, These people have no idea of what this monstrosity will cost, but they are ready to give illegal AND legal aliens benefits unavailable to citizens of the U.S. of A. across state lines!!!!!!!!!!!! Orwell would be PROUD!! Peace and love, George.

This bill is an outrage! Why should criminals enjoy benefits denied to us and at our expense. Only three reasons why oneone would support it: they are anti-America, they are mentally ill, or they are bought off or blackmailed.