already passed in their version of this bill, which is temporary protections from deportation and some work help for undocumented immigrants. that would affect roughly 6.5 million undocumented immigrants in this country, if it were to be included. but what advocates are saying is that regardless of the way the parliamentarian rules on this, this might be, in their words, the formal birdbath, the formal process to move forward, but it's not, in their words, the final part of this. of course for democrats in the house, they knew that immigration was likely one of the things that could change or even fall out of this legislation once it got to the senate, and it's one in a string of things that we're watching to see how it changes now that it's in the hands of the senate. immigration, one of them. the other of them, paid leave. that's something that senator joe manchin has said, he doesn't want to do through this partisan reconciliation process. instead, he wants to do that as a stand-alone bill. so still some changes to come here as we wait for both the policy pieces of this to go through the parliamentarian, but