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Cruz is very specific in addressing deportation for criminal illegal immigrants only.
He would legalize most of the current 30 million illegals here now.
Clearly, you keep repeating the same "talking points" provided by your handlers ...
I'm quite content that I have a far better understanding of Ted Cruz's "immigration plan" than you ... and how it's designed to deport those 30 million immigrants you mention.
Ted Cruz clearly doesn't want those 30 million illegals VOTING in U.S. elections, and taking U.S. jobs.
There were Ted Cruz's salient points at the "Orlando Immigration-H1B Visa" speech. Too bad you weren't there.
100 percent of the Ted Cruz supporter attendees would agree with me.
Let history be the final judge.
Have a great week.
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Sorry, pal—you keep saying he has said what he clearly hasn’t. He’s for legalizing but not making citizens of them. He has never, ever said he’d deport them other than the otherwise criminal. Now that he is mid-campaign, he refuses to state what he’d do with the current illegals—but he was more forthcoming on the subject two years ago.
I gave you a link to his speech and pointed out the key points. But still you try to claim that he has said what he hasn’t said.
Here, the WaPost hasn’t had too much difficulty tracking down Cruz’s position—including his refusal to answer that which he knows is unpopular with his base but popular with his big donors.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/six-key-questions-about-immigration-and-how-top-gop-candidates-answer/2015/11/15/9a26ac86-8a18-11e5-be39-0034bb576eee_story.html
And stop pinging to all when you repeatedly erroneously accuse me of lying or having “handlers”.