The House did not even take it up. In 1983. we passed it quickly through the Senate again. It died in the House. Senator SIMPSON did not cry with the first loss or with the second loss. He kept working. He kept seeking that consensus. He kept listening. And then in 1985. he assumed a leadership role in the Senate and people said. "Well. there goes immigration reform. All these new responsibilities." But. in fact. immigration reform was not put on the back burner. He kept working. looking for the consensus. shaping. committed to the idea as powerfully as he ever had been before. Mr.
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