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Several prominent Republican senators accused their GOP colleagues of "secretly" 
negotiating a sweeping immigration overhaul, urging them to open up about 
the details by next week.The letter from Republicans on the Senate Judiciary 
Committee marked the latest flare-up in the GOP caucus over the immigration 
plan, which has not yet been introduced. Republican negotiators have urged 
their colleagues not to pre-judge the proposal, but others are getting frustrated 
by the lack of hard details and concern that majority Democrats will 
try to "rush" the bill through after it's introduced."We believe it is 
critical that the public and the entire Senate body be given adequate 
time to read and analyze the contents of any immigration bill put 
forth by the majority," the senators wrote in the letter Thursday to 
the four Republican negotiators: Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, Arizona Sen. 
John McCain, Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham."Because 
the president has failed to lead on this matter, your group has 
secretly met for months and not consulted with members of the Committee 
about major changes to our nation's immigration laws. The time for transparency 
has come," they wrote. The lawmakers asked to be briefed by staff 
no later than close of business Monday, and asked for a caucus-wide 
briefing early next week "so that all members can raise concerns and 
questions before the deal is finalized."In response, Rubio, R-Fla., said 

 Pyongyang may be planning a missile launch 
or another provocation around Wednesday, according to presidential spokeswoman 
Kim Haing.During a meeting with other South Korean officials, the official, 
Kim Jang-Soo, also said the notice to diplomats and other recent North 
Korean actions are an attempt to stoke security concerns and to force 
South Korea and the U.S. to offer a dialogue. Washington and Seoul 
want North Korea to resume the six-party nuclear talks -- which also 
include China, Russia and Japan -- that it abandoned in 2009.The roughly 
two dozen countries with embassies in North Korea had not yet announced 
whether they would evacuate their staffs.British Foreign Secretary William 
Hague suggested that North Korea's comments about foreign diplomats are 
"consistent" with a regime that is using the prospect of an external 
threat to justify its militarization to its people."I haven't seen any immediate 
need to respond to that by moving our diplomats out of there," 
he told the BBC on Saturday. "We will keep this under close 
review with our allies, but we shouldn't respond and play to that 
rhetoric and that presentation of an external threat every time they come 
out with it."Germany said its embassy in Pyongyang would stay open for 
at least the time being."The situation there is tense but calm," a 
German Foreign Office official, who declined to be named in line with 
department policy, said in an email. "The security and danger of the 

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