"The Associated Press reported on Monday that two Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are hoping to introduce a series of immigration reform bills to the House floor by late October. The bills, which have already passed their committees, seek to ramp up border enforcement, expand visas for high-skilled workers and boost internal enforcement of immigration laws. But while Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) - the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee - and Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Texas), who heads the House Homeland Security Committee, say they want to deal with those conservative-oriented bills before the end of the month" - LANjackal