I’d say it’s both. The availability of purportedly cheap labor and tech make it easier for the Senate to push off a real solution. It’s also an interesting bit

I’d say it’s both. The availability of purportedly cheap labor and tech make it easier for the Senate to push off a real solution. It’s also an interesting bit of bureaucratic trivia, in how the House and Senate approach this issue (and other data problems) in completely different and independent ways.