Romano Mazzoli, a former U.S. representative who worked to pass the country’s last comprehensive immigration reform bill, passed away on Tuesday morning at his Louisville home. His son Michael Mazzoli and Charlie Mattingly, a former congressional assistant, both confirmed his death on Tuesday.
Before retiring in 1995, Romano Mazzoli spent 12 terms in the House of Representatives, representing Louisville.
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Romano Mazzoli is 90 years old at the time of his death. He holds an American nationality and he belongs to the white ethnic group.