Obama dealt with the immigration issue briefly at the White House on March 18 when the Congressional Hispanic Caucus met privately with the president. Lawmakers said he promised a high-profile event on immigration in the next month or two — but said he did not agree to commit to getting immigration reform passed this year. Instead, he said he’ll support efforts to have Congress take up the issue this fall. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0409/20839.htmlBy Josh Gerstein and Nia-Malika Henderson — Politico.com
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