KTLA news anchors are thrilled to be LIVE at the American Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act markup! We'll continue bringing you updates!

Congressman Gowdy's thoughts on the bill "Border Security is the most important section of this bill and should be dealt with first."

Congressmen agree to pass section 1 of the bill before any other section

Congressmen agree to amend Section 5 of the bill - adding funds to provide classes to immigrants to learn English

Congressmen have voted to eliminate Section 4 - Path to Citizenship

Congressman Gowdy proposes all American Citizens carry citizenship cards. Congressman Becerra feels this proposal is not necessary

It's day 2 and we're back giving you live updates from the U.S. Immigration Bill markup!

Senator Gutierrez proposes an Amendment allowing children of immigrants to become citizens

How will the Congressmen on the immigration committee vote on a path to citizenship? We were able to poll 6 of them

Republican Trey Gowdy, member of the Subcommittee on Immigration Policy and Enforcement, explodes at Libya hearing: youtube.com/watch?v=I4Za4K…

The debate rages on. Should there be a pathway to citizenship? Congressman McIntyre says no.

The nation deserves Congressional leaders who are committed to fixing America's broken immigration system, not politicians full of hot air.

Comprehensive immigration reform means more American jobs - The Tennessean bit.ly/12Voi2u

Becerra pushing an amendment granting a temporary six year visa to those who graduated high school and plan to attend college or military

Congressman Becerra- "these kids have worked hard to graduate and should not be pushed out of the country because of their parents choices"

So excited about our new esteemed followers! Congressional staffer to Becerra Ms. Berman @colby_berm and IEF lobbyist Mr. Menard @BMTHEEZAY

We're LIVE at the vote on the current Immigration Bill!

Congressman Becerra is pleased with the increased visas for agriculture workers and classes to learn English but feels the rest is unjust

Congressman Diaz: "I am very disappointed with this bill". He would have liked to see an approved path to citizenship section

The Immigration Bill passes 5-3