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House Speaker John Boehner squashed growing expectations that Congress would rewrite immigration laws this year—dealing a setback to the White House, a swath of U.S. businesses and a bloc of fellow Republicans seeking to improve their party's chances with Hispanic voters. 
  
 Rank-and-file Republicans have voiced few complaints about the GOP's latest ideas for an immigration overhaul, which include some legal status for most of the 11.5 million people in the U.S. illegally. But many balked at debating an issue that divides... ||||| 4 years ago 
  
 (CNN) - Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday he can't see an agreement on immigration reform happening this year, citing an "irresolvable conflict" between the U.S. Senate and House. 
  
 McConnell indicated the Democratic-controlled Senate's insistence on comprehensive legislation is at impossible odds with the House Republican majority's preferred piecemeal approach to immigration reform. 
  
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 "I think we have an irresolvable conflict here. The Senate insists on comprehensive. The House says it won't go to conference with the Senate on comprehensive and wants to look at step-by-step," he told reporters after a meeting with the Senate Republican conference. 
  
 "I don't see how you get to an outcome this year with the two bodies in such a place." 
  
 House Republicans laid out last week a blueprint of immigration "standards," saying there "will be no special path to citizenship" for the country's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. The GOP principles call instead for a path to legalization, and only after those already in the country illegally get in the back of the line and the federal government continues to bolster border security. 
  
 The Kentucky Republican did not take a position on the GOP outline. 
  
 The Senate passed a comprehensive bill that included a path to citizenship last year, but the House has not taken up the measure. 
  
 The White House has said it's open to the House approach but the President warned in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper against reform that creates "two classes of people" in the country. |||||

House Republicans won't take up immigration reform after all, because there's "widespread doubt" about whether President Obama can be trusted to enforce anything they pass, John Boehner said today. "The president seems to change the health-care law on a whim," Boehner said, according to the Wall Street Journal. "Now he's running around the country telling everyone he'll keep acting on his own." Boehner suggested that Obama push Senate Democrats to take up House-passed job legislation as a trust-building measure, Politico reports. The comments are widely being viewed as a stake through the heart of immigration reform hopes, because Boehner is seen as immigration's biggest fan amongst the GOP leadership. Yesterday Mitch McConnell said reform was likely impossible, because the Senate insists on a comprehensive bill, and the House insists on piece-meal efforts, CNN reports. "I think we have an irresolvable conflict here," the Senate minority leader said. Many Republicans also worry that passing anything would be seen as a Democratic victory going into the midterms.