New York Times: Cantor’s Lesson: Hedging on Immigration Is Perilous
By Ashley Parker
Vox: Is immigration reform dead? That’s up to John Boehner.
By Dara Lind
Reuters: Immigration Reform Activists Pressure Obama After Cantor Loss
The Hill: Reformers fear death of immigration bill
By Mike Lillis
USA Today: Cantor loss squashes hope for immigration bill
By Alan Gomez
Roll Call: Immigration Overhaul Prospects Dim in Wake of Cantor’s Defeat
By Emma Dumain
Agence-France Presse: Virginia Political Quake May Doom Barack Obama Immigration Hopes
Washington Examiner (Opinion): Pro-immigration left furiously spins Cantor’s defeat
By Sean Higgins
Talk Radio News Service: Immigration Supporters Shrug Off Cantor Loss, Point To Graham Win
Latin Times: Eric Cantor Was ‘No Friend’ Of Immigration Reform, Say Advocates
By David Iaconangelo
VOXXI: Eric Cantor to step down: What it means for immigration reform?
By Griselda Nevarez
Arizona Republic: Immigration reform died with Cantor’s defeat, analysts say
By Dan Nowicki and Erin Kelly
Reno Gazette-Journal: Amodei: Cantor loss won’t stop immigration reform
By Erin Kelly
Times-Picayune: GOP Senate candidate Rob Maness calls Bill Cassidy a ‘Cantor clone’ on amnesty
By Bruce Alpert
South Coast Today: Role of immigration overstated in Cantor primary loss
By Simon Rios
Fox News Latino: Senate Approves $2B To Address Child Migration Crisis; 2nd Bill Would Beef Up Border Patrol
By Elizabeth Llorente
The Atlantic: Six Theories for Eric Cantor’s Loss
By David A. Graham
Washington Post (The Fix): Make no mistake: Immigration reform hurt Eric Cantor
By Aaron Blake
Roll Call: How and Why Eric Cantor Lost
By Nathan L. Gonzales
MSNBC (Morning Joe): Was Cantor too removed from his district? (VIDEO)
Washington Post: Hillary Clinton says Brat ‘ran against immigrants’
By Philip Rucker
Daily Herald (Illinois): What does Cantor’s loss mean for Roskam?
By Mike Riopell
Huffington Post: Eric Cantor Steps Down As House Majority Leader
Atlantic: Why Eric Cantor Lost and Lindsey Graham Won
By Molly Ball
Daily Caller: Immigration Reform — And The Dangers of Right-Wing Populism
By Matt K. Lewis
Real Clear Politics: What Cantor’s Loss and Graham’s Win Mean
By Sean Trende
Huffington Post: Poll Raises Questions About Immigration Factor In Eric Cantor Defeat
By Michael McAuliff
Wall Street Journal: After Cantor Loss, Immigration Overhaul Shifts to Back Burner
By Laura Meckler
New York Times (The Upshot): Immigration: What Americans Think
By Megan Thee-Brenan
New York Times: After Primary Upset, G.O.P. Fears Infighting Will Take a Toll
By Jonathan Martin
Politico: Giddy Dems’ new strategy: Watch the GOP implode
By Edward-Isaac Dovere and Carrie Budoff Brown
Politico: Cantor’s loss scrambles 2016 immigration picture
By David Nather and Seung Min Kim
The Hill: Long-shot candidates take hope
By Alexandra Jaffe
The Hill: Cantor defeat sets back tech’s immigration plans
By Julian Hattem
The Hill: Cantor loss inflames immigration debate at spending panel
By Erik Wasson
The Hill: Clinton: Brat ran against immigrants
By Mario Trujillo
The Hill: Brat: I won because of immigration
By Rebecca Shabad
The Hill: Schumer: Cantor was obstacle on reform
By Alexander Bolton
National Journal: People Who Want Immigration Reform Say: Forget Eric Cantor, Just Look at Lindsey Graham
By Elahe Izadi
The Hill: GOP pollsters: Ignore Cantor, look to Graham on immigration
By Cameron Joseph
National Journal: GOP Pollsters Defend Pro-Immigration Stance for Republicans
By Fawn Johnson
Roll Call: GOP Immigration Push Forced to Reconcile With Eric Cantor Loss
By Kyle Trygstad
CNN: Down but not done: Cantor’s loss not end for immigration reform
By Halimah Abdullah
Washington Times: Eric Cantor’s Va. primary loss a call for action, Xavier Becerra says
By Jacqueline Klimas
BuzzFeed: In Wake Of Cantor’s Defeat, Rand Paul Says He’s Still For Immigration Reform
By McKay Coppins
CNN: Rand Paul on immigration: GOP trapped in word ‘amnesty’
By Ashley Killough
Courier-Journal: Rand Paul says there may be way forward on immigration
By James R. Carroll
USA Today: White House still hopeful on immigration post-Cantor
By David Jackson
Washington Post: Democrats try to salvage strategy on immigration reform after Cantor’s defeat
By David Nakamura
Politico: Democrats huddle on immigration push
By Burgess Everett and Seung Min Kim
Chicago Sun-Times: Rep. Gutierrez says Cantor’s loss does not mean immigration reform impossible
By Lynn Sweet
Wall Street Journal: Evangelicals: GOP Tumult Doesn’t Doom Immigration Push
By Reid J. Epstein
Wall Street Journal: Obama Rejects Suggestions Immigration Is Off After Cantor Defeat
By Laura Meckler
Roll Call: Obama Will Talk to Boehner on Immigration; Rejects ‘Conventional Wisdom’ on Cantor Defeat
By Steven Dennis
Roll Call: Senate Democrats Hope Immigration Bill Is Still Possible, Despite Cantor Loss
By Humberto Sanchez
New York Times: Policy Will Change on Young Migrants
By Julia Preston
Associated Press (Colorado): Colorado Senate candidates clash over immigration
By Nicholas Riccardi
Associated Press (South Carolina): Graham: Let’s Fix Immigration Before It ‘Leads To Another 9/11-Type Attack’
WKZO (Michigan): Immigration Reform protesters from Michigan arrested at the U.S. Capitol
By John McNeill
Wall Street Journal (Editorial): Primary Voters for Immigration
Bloomberg View (Editorial): How Republicans Lost Eric Cantor
La Opinión (Editorial): Cantor and Immigration
Washington Post (Plum Line): Morning Plum: Eric Cantor doomed by fake efforts to soften GOP’s image
By Greg Sargent
Washington Post (Plum Line): Pete King: GOP risks becoming a ‘permanent minority’
By Greg Sargent
The Hill (Congress Blog): Detroit ICE director Adducci missed the Morton memo
By David Leopold
Huffington Post (Blog): Why Cantor Defeat Means GOP Should Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform Now
By Robert Creamer
US News & World Report (Opinion): Cantor Aftershocks Will Be Felt in Colorado
By Laura Chapin
Washington Post (Right Turn): After Cantor’s loss, where does immigration reform stand?
By Jennifer Rubin
Politico Magazine (Opinion): For Cantor, No Amnesty on Immigration
By Rich Lowry
TIME (Opinion): With Cantor Gone, Immigration Reform Is All On John Boehner Now
By Jim Wallis
The Hill (Opinion): Brat’s immigration stance doesn’t square with his free-market flair
By Alex Nowrasteh
Arizona Republic (Arizona – Editorial): Immigration wasn’t Eric Cantor’s only pitfall
Sacramento Bee (California – Editorial): Editorial: Don’t let Cantor’s defeat stop immigration reform
Chicago Sun-Times (Illinois – Editorial): Immigration Reform Must Be Pushed Despite Cantor’s Loss
