“There\u2019s a fifty-fifty chance of a good immigration bill being signed by President Barack Obama, predicted Randy Johnson, a senior vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. However, the House likely won\u2019t grapple with the issue until October or November, he said. That\u2019s yet another delay, because advocates had hoped to get a bill through the House before the August recess, or in September,” the Daily Caller<\/a> reports.<\/p>\n “The biggest obstacle facing immigration reform may be not opposition but inertia. Leaders of the House of Representatives have said they plan to act, but with the coming months likely to be consumed by budget drama, immigration could fall by the wayside. If that happens, advocates of immigration reform have another idea: They\u2019ll push Obama to press the button on the immigration-reform nuclear option,” The Atlantic reports<\/a>. Amnesty Supporters Say Executive Amnesty is Backup Plan<\/h3>\n