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The bodies of 12 people have been recovered after an enormous Texas 
fertilizer plant explosion that demolished surrounding neighborhoods for 
blocks and left more about 200 other people injured, authorities said Friday.Texas 
Department of Public Safety Sgt. Jason Reyes said it was "with a 
heavy heart" that he confirmed 12 bodies had been pulled from the 
area of the plant explosion.Even before investigators released a confirmed 
number of fatalities, the names of the dead were becoming known in 
the town of 2,800 and a small group of firefighters and other 
first responders who may have rushed toward the plant to battle a 
pre-explosion blaze was believed to be among them.Reyes said he could not 
confirm Friday how many of those killed were first responders.The mourning 
already had begun at a church service at St. Mary of the 
Assumption Catholic Church the previous night."We know everyone that was 
there first, in the beginning," said Christina Rodarte, 46, who has lived 
in West for 27 years. "There's no words for it. It is 
a small community, and everyone knows the first responders, because anytime 
there's anything going on, the fire department is right there, all volunteer."One 
victim Rodarte knew and whose name was released was Kenny Harris, a 
52-year-old captain in the Dallas Fire Department who lived south of West. 
He was off duty at the time but responded to the fire 
to help, according to a statement from the city of Dallas.Authorities spe
 Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., citing last month's 
poor jobs report, claimed the changes could put Americans in direct competition 
with more immigrants for scarce jobs, even in low-skilled areas."This is 
indisputable. We have more unskilled labor than we can find jobs for 
today," he said.The bill would aim to boost border security, improve legal 
immigration programs and eventually grant citizenship to some 11 million 
people here illegally.The 844-page legislation was introduced around 2 a.m. 
Wednesday, and critics say there's been insufficient time to digest it and 
they've pushed for more hearings and a long process. Friday's hearing was 
the first of two the Judiciary Committee is expected to hold on 
the bill before it begins amending and voting on it next month.The 
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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