Immigration Bill Faces Uncertain Fate on Capitol Hill

The U.S. House defeated a conservative immigration bill Thursday while a vote on a second measure was delayed until next week, citing concerns about a bill thought to have more support among Republican moderates. The struggle to find a solution to immigration comes a day after President Trump's executive order, which Democrats say did not do enough to end his administration's handling of undocumented children at the U.S.-Mexico border. VOA congressional correspondent Katherine Gypson...

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