Eight Americans on opposite sides of immigration reached unanimous agreement. Then they brought it to Congress.

Eight Americans on opposite sides of immigration reached unanimous agreement. Then they brought it to Congress.

Immigration has become one of the issues pulling Americans apart. Earlier this month, at a constituent conversation in Bristol, Pennsylvania, I watched eight Americans with very different political views offer a glimpse of how it does not have to stay that way.Four “Reds” and four “Blues” — terms used for participants on the political right and left — sat across from Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) and Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.), the Republican and Dem…