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FOX News Coverup Scandal

Bill O Reilly breaks his silence and reveals this photo is the real reason FOX news fired him and everyone needs to know

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Under the bill, the new immigration system would award points to green card applicants based on such factors as English ability, education levels and skills. The senators said the proposal is modeled after immigration programs in Canada and Australia.

Trump appeared with Sens. Tom Cotton (Ark.) and David Perdue (Ga.) at the White House to unveil a modified version of a bill the senators first introduced in April to cut immigration by half from the current level of more than 1 green cards per year granting foreigners permanent legal residence in the United States.

But the bills prospects are dim in the Senate, where Republicans hold a narrow majority and would have difficulty getting 60 votes to prevent a filibuster. The legislation is expected to face fierce resistance from congressional Democrats and immigrant rights groups and opposition from business leaders and some moderate Republicans in states with large immigrant populations. Opponents of slashing immigration levels said immigrants help boost the economy and that studies have shown they commit crimes at lower levels than do native born Americans.

Trumps appearance with the senators came as the White House moved to elevate immigration back to the political forefront after the president suffered a major defeat when the Senate narrowly rejected his push to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The president made a speech last Friday on Long Island in which he pushed Congress to devote more resources to fighting immigration, including transnational gangs.