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 verhaul. Even debates 
over process have the potential to scuttle a deal.Prominent critics include 
Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, 
and Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., the top Republican on the Senate Budget 
Committee. Both have raised concerns about the cost of providing a pathway 
to citizenship for illegal immigrants -- though Rubio's office has said 
it's too early to make assumptions about those costs.Rubio has also tried 
to extract more hearings out of Leahy, and applauded the announcement Monday."The 
Judiciary Committee's announcement that it will hold multiple hearings on 
the immigration bill is an encouraging development, and I will continue 
working with my Senate colleagues to schedule more hearings on this important 
legislation," he said.The hearing Friday will feature Homeland Security 
Secretary Janet Napolitano.Leahy said he's working with Grassley to determine 
who will testify on Monday.The bill is expected to include a host 
of provisions. Aside from creating a pathway to legal status for illegal 
immigrants, it would establish a regulated temporary worker program, make 
changes to border security and make changes to the legal immigration system.Rubio 
told "Fox News Sunday" that anybody living illegally in the United States 
and attempting to get a visa would face a long list of 
qualifications, which includes paying taxes, a fine and an application fee 
as well as having a job and waiting  LONDON  British police are reviewing security plans for Sunday's London 
Marathon, the next major international marathon, because of the bombs that 
killed two people at the race in Boston. But there is no 
known specific or credible threat against the British race at the moment, 
a security official said.The London Marathon is a hugely popular race. Last 
year, some 37,500 athletes competed, with many more watching the springtime 
event.London has long been considered a top target for international terrorists, 
with the government saying the threat level is "substantial." In 2005, a 
series of suicide attacks on the public transport system in the British 
capital killed 52 people.London and mainland Britain also face a moderate 
threat from Northern Ireland-related terrorism, according to the government.Two 
bombs exploded near the finish of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing 
two people, and injuring at least 22 others, race organizers and police 
said. The situation sparked alarm bells in Britain, where a massive security 
operation was put in place last summer to protect the successful London 
Olympics.Chief Superintendent Julia Pendry, police commander for the London 
race, said Monday that "a security plan is in place for the 
London Marathon. We will be reviewing security arrangements in partnership 
with (the) London Marathon."A police spokesman who spoke on condition of 
anonymity because he was not authorized to go on the record said 
the sec
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