91.   One now deals strictly with legal immigration, while the other is confined to illegal immigration.

92.   Pat Buchanan favors a five-year moratorium on most legal immigration.

93.   President Clinton spoke in favor Wednesday of recommendations on legal immigration reform submitted by the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, even as some groups condemned the proposals.

94.   Pro-immigration groups believe that restrictions on legal immigration cannot survive on their own and need to be married to the issue of illegal immigration to make it through Congress.

95.   Republican leaders apparently have given up for now seeking reductions in legal immigration levels.

96.   Pro-immigration groups, including a range of business organizations and high-tech firms, have been pushing Congress to consider legal immigration separately from illegal immigration.

97.   Reno pleaded with Cubans living in the United States to urge their relatives in Cuba to apply for legal immigration.

98.   Rodgers has been the most outspoken critic of attempts to limit legal immigration, especially of the skilled workers that Silicon Valley executives say they desperately need.

99.   Sen. Alan Simpson said Thursday he will drop a set of controversial provisions restricting legal immigration of skilled foreign workers from his landmark immigration bill.

100.   Several are urging that the Simpson bill be divided into two parts, one advocating tougher policies on illegal immigrants, and the other dealing with legal immigration.