Most Republicans in the U.S. House oppose moving forward on immigration legislation.

Their agenda includes voting on an alternative measure to Obamas health-care law and re-authorizing a funding program for career and technical education.

The framework backs legalization for undocumented immigrants, but opposes granting citizenship.

President Barack Obama, who made revising the law a top priority for his final term, last night urged Congress to get immigration reform done this year.

House Republican leaders will propose changes to U.S. immigration policy that include providing legal status to undocumented workers.

President Barack Obama announced plans for a high-tech innovation hub in North Carolina, fulfilling part of a year-old promise as he looks for ways to create jobs this year without help from Congress.

President Barack Obama said extending emergency unemployment insurance will give a vital economic lifeline to millions of people.