Which words should politicians, journalists, and political commentators use now?

This is the best chance in a generation for immigration reform, but there are reasons a deal has been so hard to come by

The backing of the Tea Party favorite is a new and important milepost on the long road to a comprehensive immigration-reform bill.

Jeb Bush’s book not only rekindles the war within the GOP over amnesty and immigration; it sets up 2016 to be a potentially bruising primary with his friend Marco Rubio. UPDATE: Rubio responds.

Florida Governor Jeb Bush seems to be working through his position on amnesty and immigration.

How far is Rubio willing to bend to cut a deal few of his supporters want with a president most of his supporters despise?

Democrats might tweak immigration reform to make Republican opposition inevitable and hit them in 2014 for being obstructionist. This could hurt Dreamers by giving courts enough time to void Obama’s Executive Order

Vargas offered himself up as a public example of what it means to be a person often called “illegal” living in America.

Kobach, the architect of Arizona’s SB 1070, opposes amnesty for undocumented workers.

The task of pitching an immigration-reform bill to the conservative press has fallen to the Republican star.

Frank Sharry discusses with TIME how the momentum for immigration reform can be stopped, and how the President and Gang of Eight differ in their plans for reform.

Two big things happened Tuesday with regards to immigration reform: President Barack Obama announced his plans, and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio called into Rush Limbaugh’s radio program. The second event mattered more.

The Senate’s Gang of Eight hails a “major breakthrough” on a comprehensive bill, but they have a long way to go.