WASHINGTON – Marco Rubio's position on the immigration issue is one that he says makes sense. He's not for amnesty, he's for building a wall, and he wants to require E-verify for all employers.
That's not the way it has always been, says the Right to Rise PAC, a group that pounds Rubio and lauds Jeb Bush.
Marco Rubio's stand on immigration fluctuates like a weather vane, the PAC says in a new ad.
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