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 The Defense Department is working out final details of a $10 billion 
sale of warplanes, transport aircraft and advanced missiles to Israel and 
Arab nations amid concerns about the growing threat from Iran and its 
disputed nuclear weapons program, Pentagon and congressional officials said 
Friday.The U.S. has spent the past year negotiating with Israel, Saudi Arabia 
and the United Arab Emirates on the deal, which comes ahead of 
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's visit to the Middle East next week.The officials 
said the United States will sell KC-135 refueling tanker planes and V-22 
Osprey helicopters, the tilt-rotor aircraft that can take off and land like 
a plane, and precision-guided missiles.In Israel, officials said the U.S. 
offer is in order to ensure Israel's military edge in the region, 
in light of arms sales the U.S. is advancing in Saudi Arabia 
and the United Arab Emirates.The weaponry is not expected to arrive in 
Israel for at least two years.The package for Israel also includes financial 
aid. The United Arab Emirates would purchase 26 F-16 warplanes under the 
deal.The officials were not authorized to publicly discuss the deal and 
spoke on condition of anonymity. Administrations officials described the 
deal to members of Congress on Thursday.The New York Times first reported 
the impending sale.Hagel will visit Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia 
and the United Arab Emirates.
  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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