House GOP Airs Their Differences Over Immigration Bill  House
Speaker John Boehner convened a closed-door meeting of his
Republican caucus Wednesday to figure out how his chamber can
deal with the immigration issue. The Senate has already passed
an overhaul that many conservatives find unacceptable because it
gives 11 million illegal immigrants a path to citizenship.
And I'm David Greene.  The massive immigration bill passed in
the Senate with bipartisan support is now facing a challenge in
the House. The Republican speaker has served notice that he will
not put any bill to a vote that doesn't have the support of a
majority of Republicans. And yesterday, almost every House
Republican crowded into a closed-door meeting in the basement of
the Capitol to discuss the issue.  Immigration reform does
divide the GOP, and as NPR's David Welna reports, it's an issue
not likely be resolved anytime soon.  DAVID WELNA, BYLINE: It
lasted more than an hour, and when it ended, House Republicans
shared some of what went