Topic: Bob Goodlatte - CSMonitor.com

On immigration reform, House GOP plays hardball on 'enforcement'

House Republicans open their bid to overhaul the US immigration system by giving local law officers more authority to enforce immigration laws, in sharp contrast with the Senate bill.

Opinion Hey, Congress: It's comprehensive immigration reform or nothing

US loses track of terrorists in witness protection: Poor data sharing blamed

Senate approves online sales tax. Is it fair, or a tax increase?

Senate, House pursue sharply different paths to immigration reform

Boston marathon bombing: Could it have been prevented?

Why Rand Paul could be key player on immigration

Immigration reform: What about those who arrive legally but never leave? (+video)

Luis Gutierrez: pivot man on House immigration 'gang'

Republicans call foul on release of immigrant detainees (+video)

Detainees released: Could that hurt immigration reform? (+video)

Monitor Breakfast Rep. Bob Goodlatte: Government is not enforcing existing US gun laws

Monitor Breakfast Immigration reform: A GOP point man envisions (circuitous) path to citizenship

Bob Goodlatte: GOP point man on immigration urges 'regular order'

Opinion Immigration reform: Congress, Obama, and public are not so far apart

Immigration reform 101: Should illegal immigrants be offered citizenship path?

Immigration reform: Amid GOP reservations, signs of flexibility

Immigration reform: Is 'amnesty' a possibility now?

Battleground Virginia: Is Mitt Romney's debate showing a game-changer? (+video)

Under the gun on jobs, Obama tells Congress to pass major transportation bill

Farmers, EPA clash over Chesapeake Bay regulations

Decoder Wire Arbor Day quiz: What is America's national tree?

Big screen battle: Hollywood vs. box office speculators