Marco Rubio Jumps Back On Amnesty Train... Tells Spanish Language TV That It's Important Not To Cancel Obama’s Executive Amnesty
Ouch... he saith one thing in English and another thing in Spanish... Perhaps he thinks that members of the press are not capable when it comes to comprehending a foreign language? ...
(Daily Caller) Florida U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio offered a measure of support for President Obama's first executive amnesty program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, during a recent interview he conducted in Spanish this week with Univision’s Jorge Ramos.
Rubio's comments mark a reversal of sorts from criticism he offered of DACA last year, and they also put him at odds with the conservative Republican base, which he will need in his corner if he hopes to win the 2016 GOP presidential nomination.
"But DACA, I think it's important not to cancel it from one moment to the next because you already have people benefiting from it." Rubio told Ramos in the interview, which was posted online and translated by Grabien.
Rubio did say that he believes DACA, which Obama announced in 2012 and granted amnesty to so-called DREAMers, should end, but only after immigration reform is passed...
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(Daily Caller) Florida U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio offered a measure of support for President Obama's first executive amnesty program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, during a recent interview he conducted in Spanish this week with Univision’s Jorge Ramos.
Rubio's comments mark a reversal of sorts from criticism he offered of DACA last year, and they also put him at odds with the conservative Republican base, which he will need in his corner if he hopes to win the 2016 GOP presidential nomination.
"But DACA, I think it's important not to cancel it from one moment to the next because you already have people benefiting from it." Rubio told Ramos in the interview, which was posted online and translated by Grabien.
Rubio did say that he believes DACA, which Obama announced in 2012 and granted amnesty to so-called DREAMers, should end, but only after immigration reform is passed...
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