According to a report translated by the U.S. World Journal, the Republican Party began full control of both houses of Congress this week, signaling that they will challenge President Obama's policies, including immigration, in the new legislative session.
Republicans were dissatisfied that Obama bypassed Congress last year to take unilateral action on immigration, and have vowed to strike back on other issues. Obama stated that if Republicans pass bills that he dislikes, he will not hesitate to use his presidential veto power.
However, Obama softened his tone, indicating that he might find common ground with the Republican Party on certain issues, such as free trade, tax reform, and increased infrastructure spending.
