Internal U.S. policy after the elections in the Congress may be stymied, said Last news American political scientist, Professor at Columbia University Robert Shapiro, Robert Y. Shapiro).

Tuesday in the U.S. 435 elected deputies of the chamber of authorized Congress, 36 senators, 36 governors and the legislative Assembly 46 States. The Republicans want to take away from the Democrats 6 seats in the Senate to get the oversight of both houses of Congress. According to the latest statistical forecasts, the Republicans already won 7 seats in the Senate.

the specialist noted that " shocked so many victories of the Republicans in the Senate and in the process the Governor's race, " and it speaks about the fact that the election has given the national character of the refusal of the Democrats ". In domestic policy, American Professor expects " deadlock ", one way or another, both sides are demonstrating a desire to go on a consensus on some issues, for example, on the issue of immigration.

Between the Democrats and Republicans, there is disagreement on the issue of immigration reform, which will give the opportunity to get to millions of illegal immigrants citizenship after years of the integration process, including learning English, paying taxes and legal work. Analysis center for the study of immigrants, in case of successful reform by 2024, may receive at least 5 million new Residents in the United States, by 2036 the number may reach 32 million. National minority, usually vote for Democrats, that concern the Republican party.

changes In U.S. foreign policy at the " hot " areas - the middle East and Ukraine - specialist does not wait, because in America there is a separation of functions Between the different government entities, so that " the Obama administration will continue the current course.

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