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The Road to Immigration Reform, rough as ever.

Hello again, I'm Armin Aulny, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

A daily look at the issues Americans car about most.

Over the weekend, senators from both parties predicted historic immigration reform because business and labor had made a deal.

Sure enough, they did settle on a guest worker program for unskilled immigrants, which scuttled George W. Bush's effort six years ago.

But yet another Senate player now says the celebration is premature.

Are elements in the new coalition unhappy? What about border security and the path to citizenship

for guest workers and the 11 million illegals already here? Our reporter's notebook later on is

ADHD, overdiagnosed and over-medicated.

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Hello again, Warren. I'll name back with To the Point.

Just as senators of both parties were announcing that comprehensive immigration reform was

finally a done deal, it turned out that might not be the case at all. Will a guest

worker program for unskilled immigrants kill it again? Or will it be border security, a path to

citizenship, or one of the other controversial issues that have scuttled it in the past? We'll talk about

that today. On reporter's notebook, 11% of school-aged children have been diagnosed with

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