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Congressional Republicans are vowing to fight President Barack Obama's plan to make immigration changes through executive action, but they are struggling with how to do that without triggering another government shutdown. The House and Senate need to pass a measure during the lame duck session to fund federal agencies, which will run out of money in mid-December. House conservatives are pressing Speaker John Boehner to attach language to the spending bill that would block any money for federal agencies to give out any new visas or green cards. But House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers, R-Kentucky, who is crafting a yearlong so-called "omnibus" spending measure, warned that effort could trigger a shutdown, and insisted no one wants to go down that road.

"There's no one stronger than me against unilateral action by the President on this subject, however it's been said before - don't take a hostage you can't shoot,"

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- Boehner told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- GOP told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- Hal Rogers told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- House told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- House Appropriations told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- John Boehner told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- Obama told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- R-Kentucky told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- Reid told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- Senate told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.
- White House told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.


Hal Rogers told reporters after a meeting with all House Republicans on Thursday.