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No cuba embassy in DC says cruz....

Probably because there’s no real prospects to recruit H1-B workers out of cuba.

In the meantime, cruz’s home state of texas is being openly overrun by mexican nationals, and neither him, nor anyone in texas is saying or doing squat about it.

Says a lot about the position texas has taken on illegal invasion.

I can see where this is a big issue in Florida.

Still, why not? Hell, the ChiComs have an embassy, don't they? The Soviets did. I'm assuming the Vietnamese do.

Castro can't live forever.

Sad, funny and accurate.

He’s a huge supporter of increasing H1-B visas and Cruz’s wife sits on the board of Goldman Sachs

In the meantime, cruz’s home state of texas is being openly overrun by mexican nationals, and neither him, nor anyone in texas is saying or doing squat about it.

Not so fast. . . .

(Gang of 8 Amnesty bill)Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), an almost certain "no" vote on the bill from the so-called gang of eight, filed an amendment on Tuesday to ban anyone who has been in the U.S. without status from becoming a citizen at any point.

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Cruz told conservative commentator Sean Hannity in April that he has "deep concerns" about allowing undocumented immigrants to eventually become citizens.

"I think that is profoundly unfair to the millions of legal immigrants who have followed the rules, who have waited in line," he said. "I think the reason that President Obama is insisting on a path to citizenship is that it is designed to be a poison pill to scuttle the whole bill, so he can have a political issue in 2014 and 2016. I think that's really unfortunate."