House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Friday promised only to “address” any comprehensive immigration bill that manages to pass the Senate. Hoyer’s caution and refusal to commit to putting an immigration reform bill on the floor if one passes the Senate casts further doubt on Congress' ability to make immigration reform a reality before the end of the year. “The Senate has agreed to move this legislation first, and we think that's appropriate,” Hoyer said Friday in an appearance on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers.” “The Senate was unable to move a bill in the last Congress, and we'll see if they...