Opponents promise to push back. “We have seen a lot of activism and we anticipate a lot next week,” said Caroline Espinosa of NumbersUSA, a group that wants to reduce immigration. Because the deal is drawing criticism from the Democratic left and Republican right, “we see a great possibility they will not pass it,” Espinosa said.By Kathy Keily, USA Today
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