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.
Mark A. Vargas, Editor-in-Chief
Scott R. Kaspar, Publisher
All posts, comments and statements made on IR are those of the authors only. Any disputes must be addressed to the writers, who are solely responsible for their posts, comments and statements. We reserve the right to deny or remove comments. Content may not be used without permission of the author.
© 2023 IR Media Corp., all rights reserved. ILLINOIS REVIEW and the IR design are trademarks of IR Media Corp.
Both Bush and Rubio support comprehensive and never amnesty. That is the reality.
I remember Phillis Schlafly writing a few months ago that Rubio should drop out of the race immediately, because when speaking to Hispanics Rubio said one thing, and then proceeded to say something entirely different when speaking to those who took a stand against illegal immigration. Isn’t comprehensive just another word for amnesty?
Isn’t comprehensive just another word for amnesty?
YES. That is the reason I always call it Comprehensive Amnesty Reform.