Thread: Rubio Changes Mind On Arizona Immigration Law

I don't trust this guy at all. When he was speaker of the house in Florida he and fellow Cubans made sure a bill that was proposed to make it harder for illegals to work in Florida was not even introduced. In fact they were boasting about that in an article in the Miami Herald. Then he gets on C-Span and says everyone should speak English and there should be no dial 1 or 2 for any other language. The immigration law is passed in Arizona and he is against and now changes his mind. This is why I don't trust this guy.


http://cbs4.com/politics/rubio.arizona. ... 79620.html

Rubio Changes Mind On Arizona Immigration Law
Reporting Tim Kephart
MIAMI (CBS4) ―

U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio has flip-flopped on his views of the new Arizona immigration law that has become a lightning rod of controversy and divided the Republican Party. Rubio's campaign said the law has been tweaked allowing him to support it.

The immigration law has been cast as a profiling bill by immigration activists and as a necessity to fight illegal immigration by supporters of the law. The bill has generated protests and boycotts from unions and even professional sports teams.

Rubio has the unenviable task of trying to be critical of the law's potential for profiling, while at the same time supporting the need for immigration reform; all the while trying not to lose any Hispanic support due to his stance and not lose any of the more conservative Caucasian voters.

Rubio is the likely GOP nominee after Gov. Charlie Crist decided to run as an independent instead of in the Republican primary

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