Republicans already are steaming about President Barack Obama's expected executive action to potentially allow millions of undocumented workers to remain in the country. But another debate on immigration will refocus on internal GOP splits and raise questions about whether the party is taking any of its own advice about being more open to Hispanics. Pointing to inaction by Congress, Obama signaled last Wednesday that he's done waiting for Republicans to negotiate a compromise on any immigration measures. "I promise you, the American people don't want me just standing around twiddling my thumbs and waiting for Congress to get something done," he said.
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GOP struggling internally on message they're sending to Hispanics
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Some Republicans are worried about impact of some anti-immigration hardliners
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Crisis of thousands of migrant children streaming to the border illuminates the issue
Even if @placeholder can't enact immigration reform in a divided Congress, others advise  it has to look like it is at least trying to do something.