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September 27, 1996 - Image 130

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-09-27

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A Message From The Michigan Department Of Agriculture

next session, and in particular
to recruit powerful groups such
as the Christian Coalition,
which, so far, have not signaled
any interest.
A wide range of Jewish
groups — from Agudath Israel
of America to the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions — are supporting the bill,
an unusual display of Jewish
unanimity.
Jewish groups were less en-
thusiastic about an immigration
reform bill that was expected to
emerge from a House-Senate
conference committee after a
long delay.
On Tuesday, Republican lead-
ers agreed to remove the "Gal-
legly amendment," which would
allow states to bar the children
of illegal immigrants from the <
public schools, after stern warn-
ings of a presidential veto.
But that doesn't solve the oth-
er problem that has provoked
furious opposition by Jewish
groups in recent days — the
sweeping ban on government
benefits for legal immigrants,
language that echoes the re-
cently passed welfare reform
bill.
This week, Jewish activists
were lobbying hard to convince
President Clinton to veto the bill
even if this week's changes were
approved by Congress.
"We're aghast at Gallegly, but
that's not the only problem with
this bill," said Richard Foltin,
legislative director of the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee. "It also
includes a significant rise in the
minimum level of income you
need to sponsor an immigrant
coming to this country for fam-
ily reunification purposes, which
will make the level so high that
many ordinary Americans will
not be able to sponsor loved
ones."
That provision, he said, could
affect many Jews from the for-
mer Soviet Union.
If the immigration bill re-
ceives final congressional ap-
proval this week, he said, Jewish
groups are hoping for a presi-
dential veto; if it doesn't, they
will begin laying the ground-
work now to fight its inevitable
reappearance in the 105th Con-
gress.



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